Re: Ascii Art Attempt
Andrew Hood Wrote: [startsnip] First up... Don't worry about the font that YOU see.... we all see it in the way that we choose... [endsnip] Some pictures come out all right and some come out all squashed. Like the reworking of Charisma you posted. The only way I could view it was to paste it into notepad. It seems like though there are the correct number of characters per line some are getting condensed down (e.g. the ***'s). I can't find any option within AOL's (3.0) newsreader to change the font type, maybe someone with AOL knows. But I still wonder why some pictures look fine and other's don't. I liked what you did with Charisma, though it's still not the effect I'm looking for, you gave me a good idea to experiment with (dBBb), I like how this suggests the top half of an oval. Thanks for your input, it helps! BTW What is the 1/2 Gifscii Style? ][ncogni']['o
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