Re: Ist das schon ascii-art?
From Markus Schulz <ene...@t-online.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 17 Mar 2001 23:36 · View full thread
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Hi Jens >La� es mich so sagen: Es ist in dieser Gruppe ontopic, und somit auch >akzeptiert. :) Mir pers�nlich gefallen handgemalte ASCII-Bilder trotzdem >viel besser. Was versteht man unter handgemalt. Ist handgemalt wenn mann es mit einem Asciibildbearbeitungsprogramm [1] mit der Maus eingibt? Oder ist handgemalt wenn man z.B. den DOS-Editor ben�tzt? Markus Schulz [1] Oder gib es daf�r einen besseren Namen? -- Der Tor h�lt sein eigenes Urteil f�r richtig, der Weise aber h�rt auf Rat.
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