Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 7 Oct 1996.
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· 5 messages · 7 Oct 1996 - 31 Oct 1996
Why is nobody using a GIF or JPG format?
Carrico wrote: > > Why is nobody using a GIF or JPG format? Well, all ASCII in a gif file is the name of the file... That wouldn't be much fun to look at, would it? Hope to have been of any help! -- __ * __ __ |__ * __ __ || __ | __ / \|/ \<__\| \|< \/ \| / \|/ \ \__/|\__/\__>| /|| \__/* \__/|\__/ | | Ojoshiro!'96
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c> Why is nobody using a GIF or JPG format?
Why should anyone?
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Hi Carrico ! c> Why is nobody using a GIF or JPG format? 'cause the name of this newsgroup ist alt.*ASCII*-art Liebe Gruesse, Twister ! +++ Voice : +49-2407-80675 / +49-2407-80508 +++ Fido : 2:2452/117.49 / 2:2494/240.52 / 2:2435/326.10 +++ INet : Twi...@tindrum.tng.oche.de / Med...@tindrum.tng.oche.de +++ QWK : Joerg Stoever@VOBIS
car...@ix.netcom.com (Carrico) wrote:
>Why is nobody using a GIF or JPG format?
well, let's see, maybe because it's an ascii group, there are nearly a
hundred groups for gif/jpg and only 3-4 for ascii
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