Re: Uni-Code Art???
In article <387...@cs.auc.dk>, Rasmus Klitgaard-Nielsen <pin...@cs.auc.dk> wrote: > Would the idea catch on??? > > ObASCII: > > -OO__ > |\ > | > >O > |> > /| > |_ > > An intriguing idea, but I fear not. For one thing, what IS Unicode? Last week, they still hadn't decided what all the characters would be, and are accepting suggestions. Some of the characters under "investigation", are things like Klingonese, and Elvish. -- Jonathon R. Oglesbee oglesbee@ mail.fullnet.net Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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