Re: TUTORIAL: Make a Start in Ascii Art
From Matthias Barth <bar...@geochemistry.harvard.edu>
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· 3 Jan 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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bandicoot wrote: > > You just go into the dos shel like your daughter does and type "edit" > without quotes. but you could use any text editor such as notepad in > windows. > - sY_Napse If you want to use a really cool ASCII-editor for Win95, try RogSoft's Notepad+ with multiple windows, no 64 Kbyte limit etc. It's FREE at http://lelystad.flnet.nl/~0meurs01/notepad.html Cheers Matthias
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