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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Nov 1997.
Re: ASCII Line Art...

Re: ASCII Line Art...

Well, there's a rose... :}

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Art Pollard wrote in message <6485lp$dv...@news.Hawaii.Edu>...
>
>I am interested in finding ASCII line art.  That is ASCII artwork that
all
>fits on ONE line.
>
>Recently while browsing the web, I found someone who had a wave which
was
>formed like so:
>
>  (`._
>
>However, it looked a bit better because they used the extended chars to
>put an overstrike betwen the ( and ' and there was a dot that looked
like
>a period except centered vertically between the ' and .  Their codes
were
>175 and 183 when I looked at them with a hex editor.  (So, I guess they
>fall within the ISO extended characters as it looked the same on a
Mac.)
>
>So, it has made me wonder what else can be done one one line besides
>arrows >>>>>-------> and smilies :-).
>
>Any pointers?
>
>-Art
>
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>Art Pollard <Pol...@Hawaii.edu>
>Moderator for Comp.Theory.Info-Retrieval
>List Maintainer for the Hyper-Theory (Hypertext Theory) mailing list.
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Date: 1997/11/10
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