Re: Displaying ASCII art Properly
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998 05:46:47 -0500, Krogg <kro...@inspace.net> wrote: >"...I use Topaz-new for ascii art.I think it is just cooliest font for ascii >art.Its pretty crappy for text untill ya get used to it,also ya dont want to >see it below 10 point.I use it in netscape to view messages and i also have >a notepad replacement called newpad that i also use because it allows >different fonts..." I'm confused. I've never heard of TOPAZ before (and we have 1000's of fonts where I work) so I did an internet search and it appears to be an Amiga font. Are you an Amiga user Krogg? If so, I don't understand how you use Netscape and Notepad(or it's replacement as the case may be)? I wonder how many other obscure fonts people are using because that, and the possible multi-platform nature of this group only serves to increase this "ASCII font-viewing problem". :nathaN
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