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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Apr 1997.
Re: History of ASCII Art [Question]

Re: History of ASCII Art [Question]

spu...@aol.com wrote:
> 
> 
> Colin! That was wonderful!.  Thanks!
> Another reason I was asking about ASCII art history (besides my
> personal curiousity) is that I received email from a professor working
> at the Smithsonian in the area of Folklore Studies and Cultural
> Programs who is interested in ASCII art. Her questions raised some
> of my own...
> 
> If anyone on the newsgroup has more info to add (or if Colin happens
> upon more tidbits), please post or email...  It's actually very nice to
> know more about our hobby.
> 
> -joan
> --

I first met ASCII-art when hanging in the C64-Scene.
Whenever releasing some of demo-programs, we designed
the directory of the disk with some nice logos and pics.
And then after changing to Amiga in '89 and staring to call
out mailboxes, I met the whole ASCII/ANSI design that
you can do on them, and that's when I started seriously
doing my styles.
                          ________
                      .oO� rOSHAn �Oo.

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From: Roshan Mamarvar <mam...@rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>
Subject: Re: History of ASCII Art [Question]
Date: 1997/04/05
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