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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Jul 2000.
Re: [req] letters in ascii: eternium.de

Re: [req] letters in ascii: eternium.de

From g3ck0 <g3c...@gmx.net> · alt.ascii-art · 24 Jul 2000 00:00 · View full thread
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 13:04:37 GMT, llizard
<lli...@TAKEOUTTHEGARBAGEyahoo.com> wrote:

>In article <397...@coodex.de>, David Rekowski
><dav...@coodex.de> wrote:
>> llizard wrote: 
>> <snip> 
>> > David, are you looking for a Baroque sort of decoration or more Art
>> > Deco?
>> 
>> I'd be happy to see a try on both of it. 
>[snip]
>> > still not extraordinary or particularly decorated:
>> >
>> >    -|-          .              _|
>> >  [] | [] |- |-| | | | |-|-|   | | []
>> >  |_ | |_ |  | | | |_| | | | . |_| |_
>> 
>> thanx. Since It's for a website, I can set font-size and thus I can
>> handle it even with more than 80x5.
>
>the d is bothering me...
>
>    -|-          .               |
>  [] | [] |- |-. | | | |-.-.   .-| []
>  |_ | |_ |  | | | |_| | | | . |_| |_

better ??


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