Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 25 Jul 1996.
My Signature......
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 25 Jul 1996 - 28 Jul 1996
This probably got messed up through the internet like my other 2 ascii
pics did, but if it looks ok to you, then please respond. Post or
email all comments.
_________________________________________________________
___________
/\__________\
/__\__________\
/____\,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,\
| _____|__________|
|_/ \__|___SPOT__|
|_| |__|__________| _oOo_
__ |_| |__|__________|____|SPOT| "Confucius say, man
^^^zem...@superlink.net^^^^^^^^^^^^^ who go to bed with
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ itchy butt, wake up
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ with smelly fingers."
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - Confucius
_________________________________________________________
zem...@superlink.net wrote: > > This probably got messed up through the internet like my other 2 ascii > pics did, but if it looks ok to you, then please respond. Post or > email all comments. > > _________________________________________________________ > ___________ > /\__________\ > /__\__________\ > /____\,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,\ > | _____|__________| > |_/ \__|___SPOT__| > |_| |__|__________| _oOo_ > __ |_| |__|__________|____|SPOT| "Confucius say, man > ^^^zem...@superlink.net^^^^^^^^^^^^^ who go to bed with > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ itchy butt, wake up > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ with smelly fingers." > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - Confucius > > _________________________________________________________ Yes, it got messed up. You need to use a fixed font like Courier when you create your ASCII art. -- | ___ __ _ _ _ ___O___ ( / \ o / ( / / // // o \/|\/ / / __, _ ,_, __/ / / / __, // // , ( // (/\_/ (_/(_/ |/ (_(_/_ (_/_/ (_/(_(/_(/_/(_/_)_ \\ http://www.surfplaza.com/ | mailto:wal...@surfplaza.com
zem...@superlink.net wrote: > This probably got messed up through the internet like my other 2 ascii > pics did, but if it looks ok to you, then please respond. Post or > email all comments. <snip> one ascii piccie </snip> Here's a comment: It looks to me like you're doing your ASCII piccies in some font like Arial, or something like that in Windows. The problem is that they're proportional typefaces ("m" wider that "i", others inbetween), whereas (spiffy spelling, eh?) the standard for message viewing is monospaced, where each character is given the same width. This is to emulate a text-mode in Windows. And so the people who *don't* have Windows can see them good. That's a whole lot of explanation you probably didn't want. Oh, well. Solution: When doing ASCII art in Windows, use Notepad, or use the font "Courier New". Simple, eh? As to the picture, well, I couldn't have done that. And the Confucius "quote" is of dubious heritage. I don't think Confucius knew words like "butt". :) hmm.. need some constructive criticism.... dang! I'll have to practice more. Tim Allen The Microsoft Network is prohibited from redistributing this work in any form, in whole or in part. Copyright (C) Thristian 1995. Liscence to distribute this post is available to Microsoft for $800. Appearance without permission constitutes agreement to these terms. ============================================================================== * Mail: tim...@uuscss.cs.su.oz.au Homepage: http://uuscss.cs.su.oz.au/~tim_a *
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