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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Nov 2001.
Re: ASCII Color code CLEAR, TRANSPARENT

Re: ASCII Color code CLEAR, TRANSPARENT

"Krogg" <kro...@gtcom.net> wrote in message
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>
> Obascii:
>
> AsciiALphaBlending
>
>    :::::::::::::
>    :::::::::::::
>    :::::::::::::
>    ::::::8888888%%%%
>    ::::::8888888%%%%
>    ::::::8888888%%%%
>          %%%%%%%%%%%
>          %%%%%%%%%%%
>          %%%%%%%%%%%

That gives me an idea for a demo... ASCII shade bobs.

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From: "Joaquim Almgren Gandara" <cla...@lords.com>
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