Re: Request - Castles.. lots of em if ya can :)
"Henry Segerman" <sjo...@sable.ox.ac.uk> wrote in message news:9eootv$7lo$1...@news.ox.ac.uk... > LGB <eat...@bellsout.net> wrote: > > : "MJP" <mik...@best.com> wrote in message news:3b0...@news.verio.net... > :> On Fri, 25 May 2001 14:31:09 EDT, Howard Zivotofsky <BUS...@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU> wrote: > :> > :> >Ba`al, here is one you may like. > :> >Taj Mahal I > :> Y > :> U T U > :> .'. .' '. .'. > :> (__ ) _;-----;_ (__ ) > :> UAU .'::::: '. UAU > :> .===. /::::::: \ .===. > :> U/ U U :::::::: : U U/ U > :> U/ U U ,' ', U::::::: U ,' ', U U/ U > :> U/ U ( ) (:.___)\:::____________/(:.___) ( ) U/ U > :> U===U H I U(_)V__)-------------(__V(_)U I H U===U > :> U/ U U=U Y_.----U _______________ U----._Y U=U U/ U > :> U/ U U:U U U __ U N,-------------,a U __ U U U:U U/ U > :> U/ U U:U U U/ \U NU _.-._ Ua U/ \U U U:U U/ U > :> U===U U:U U'UU UU NU / '::\ Ua UU UU'U U:U U===U > :> U/ U U:U U_UU__UU Na U :::U Na UU__UU_U U:U U/ U > :> U/ U U:U U U __ U Na U :::U Na U __ U U U:U U/ U > :> U/ U U:U U.U/ \U Na U :::U Na U/ \U.U U:U U/ U > :> U/ U U:U U UU UU Na U ::U Na UU UU U U:U U/ U > :> U/__U_____U:U___U UU__UU_Na__U_____::U__Na_UU__UU_U___U:U_____U/__U > :> U/ U-------------------------------------------------------U/ U > :> U/ U U/ U > :> U/____U_________________________________________________snd___U/____U > :> > :> I removed all of the non-ascii characters that you used, very nice pic. > :> It DID look better in the extended characters, but I guess some would not > :> be able to see your handiwork the way you drew it. > > > : where ? > > Here for a start - my newsreader is some unix thingy called 'tin', it changes > almost everything that isn't strict ASCII into the '?' question mark symbol, > which doesn't do much for the artwork. was a first, but the characters that were extended was replaced with diff standard ascii characters not a question mark ( strange ) also in a pattern that made you think it was drawn that way ( strange too ) actually it turn out rather nice. shall we call it computer fluke art ;) for the extended characters that was replaced the( U` N~ a^ ) with standard ascii ( Y Q b ) in respective order. the Japanese characters usually will see with no problems till they are copied an pasted then i do get the question mark. for sending encoding is Western European iso, for viewing Western European US-ASCII with the Japanese characters as a second language still confused as why this happen ah but what heck :) --lgbeard
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