Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 7 Jan 2001.
Help with line art
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 7 Jan 2001 - 17 Jan 2001
OK Here Goes... I'm creating an ad-supported shareware program to generate line art and cool text effects for chat rooms. Would anyone be interested in submitting some small designs for use in this program? Examples of what I'm looking for are as follows: Beginning and endings: *~*:._Like This!_.:*~* Alternate alphabets e.g.(]-[ac|<er) And cool repetitive text characters (L*I*K*E*T*H*I*S) The two conditions for use are: 1.It must be standard ascii character set and display correctly on fixed width fonts on 1 line 2.You have to commit it to public domain. The money I will make off of the small ads and registrations will be small compared to the time I already have and will continue to put into developing it. If I use your art, I will include your name in a scrolling credits screen along with your sample with link to homepage, email etc. (Feel free to enclose your ascii signature. Multi-line ok for this!) I will also send you a complete copy of the finished product ad-free and any future versions. The reason I'm writing this here is because I've seen so much talent in here and would love to have some of it in this project. I hope I haven't insulted anyone. If anyone is interested please submit to ele...@flash.net Include the sample, a cool name for the effect, a statement of commitment to public domain and text you'd like included in the credits screen. I will respond by email to all submissions. Thanks for your help! Jim ele...@flash.net Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
ADware is evil ! .. just my three cents (used to be two but the price went up.. inflation, ya know) <ele...@flash.net> wrote in message news:93alsd$402$1...@nnrp1.deja.com... > OK Here Goes... > I'm creating an ad-supported shareware program to generate line art and > cool text effects for chat rooms. > Would anyone be interested in submitting some small designs for use in > this program? Examples of what I'm looking for are as follows: > > Beginning and endings: > *~*:._Like This!_.:*~* > > Alternate alphabets e.g.(]-[ac|<er) > > And cool repetitive text characters (L*I*K*E*T*H*I*S) > > The two conditions for use are: > > 1.It must be standard ascii character set and display correctly on > fixed width fonts on 1 line > 2.You have to commit it to public domain. > > The money I will make off of the small ads and registrations will be > small compared to the time I already have and will continue to put into > developing it. > > If I use your art, I will include your name in a scrolling credits > screen along with your sample with link to homepage, email etc. > (Feel free to enclose your ascii signature. Multi-line ok for this!) > > I will also send you a complete copy of the finished product ad-free > and any future versions. > > The reason I'm writing this here is because I've seen so much talent in > here and would love to have some of it in this project. I hope I > haven't insulted anyone. > > If anyone is interested please submit to ele...@flash.net > Include the sample, a cool name for the effect, > a statement of commitment to public domain and text you'd like included > in the credits screen. I will respond by email to all submissions. > > Thanks for your help! > Jim > ele...@flash.net > > > > > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/
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