Re: The earliest ascci-art......
From Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
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· 30 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Brock Kevin Nambo wrote: > Is there a more specialized name for these art layouts anywhere? or > has the English language failed us again? Microsoft has developed its own typography for office productivity purposes. It is called "Word Art" and is included in the MS Office package. My pathologically enlarged ego has developed its own typography for the 'steins. It is called "Text Art Plus" and can be found at http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ select: The Stylesteins Copied from that page: What is Text Art Plus? Text Art Plus is about achieving visual effects using styled and colored text. This is an enhancement of ascii art which uses non-styled, and black and white text only. In addition, Text Art Plus may use simple graphics to enhance the visual experience. Enjoy! I have also animated and interactive versions of "Text Art Plus" which can be found at http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ select: The Shocksteins . ,, . ( "> Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! . ,(> )> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ . ( ^^ 'stein movies, 'stein games and more
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