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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 May 1999.
Re: MEOW 2

Re: MEOW 2

>Message-id: <199...@ng-ft1.aol.com>

>Ok-but I worry that if I started using the kitty in my sig it will look like
>crap to people who don't know

People who know ASCII art, know that it is to be viewed
in a fixed-width font...  what might look good in one proportional
font will look like crap not only to those using a fixed-width font
but will also look like crap to those who are using another
proportional font.
Fonts are not created equally.  Proportional fonts are
different from one another.
You have a better chance of the majority of people viewing
your picture correctly if you are using a fixed-width font
(or space it as such)

-joan
--                                               |
                                               \ _ /
                                             -= (_) =-
                                               /   \
      .\//\/.         ,\/,   ,\/.//,             |       ,~
      /o//o\\ ,.,.,   //o\   /o\\o\\                     |\
       |  |  /###/#\    |     |  |                      /| \
       |  |  |' '|:|    |`=.='|  |                     /_|__\
  jgs^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^""""""""""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                 joan stark      spu...@juno.com
           ascii art gallery:  http://www.ascii-art.com

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