Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 27 Oct 2001.
apple logo
alt.ascii-art
· 9 messages · 27 Oct 2001 - 3 Nov 2001
hey, i was just thinkin about a new sign for my personal email-account i use for school and freelance work ( though not this one ). since i work on mac i wanted it to show the apple logo ( the apple =). i came up with the following:
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,:* *:,
: <�
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but i'm not really satisfied with it. i am no ascii-char-pusher or whatever experienced in this just gave it a try. maybe some of you pro's might help me out hence i want to have a smooth apple with a biten-out place on the right side.
thanks so far...
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,�..* .*'�, maniakal aka kasper
'�*,**.*�'
.* *. e/ man...@maniakal.de
( ,:) w/ kasper.maniakal.de
�,.*�''''� -.* t/ 0049.190.700.398
.*+ .'
hmm. people in here might get excited because you used none ascii characters... > ,*' > ,:* *: > : ( > '.,_,; it is not much better than before, so where are the "circlemaster"s? But anyway I recall the apple logo is filled... > ,=' > ,dMMMb > CMMM( > `MMMMP no way there... maniakal wrote: > hey, i was just thinkin about a new sign for my personal email-account i use > for school and freelance work ( though not this one ). since i work on mac i > wanted it to show the apple logo ( the apple =). i came up with the following: > > ,*� > ,:* *:, > : <� > '.,,,:� > > but i'm not really satisfied with it. i am no ascii-char-pusher or whatever > experienced in this just gave it a try. maybe some of you pro's might help me > out hence i want to have a smooth apple with a biten-out place on the right > side. > > thanks so far... >
On Sat, 27 Oct 2001 17:29:13 +0200 Markus Moebs <Markus.Moebs@gmx>>>KEWL_SPAMTRAP<<<.de> wrote:
> hmm. people in here might get excited because you used none ascii characters...
actually, i though what is use are ascii chars. i use a usenet client for the mac but i can't select the char-sheme so i assume it is ascii.
but as you say it isn't i'm quite helpless. what other (free) client ( except MaxNews ) for the usenet running under macos9 can you suggest?
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.-.***-.
,�..* .*'�, maniakal aka kasper
'�*,**.*�'
.* *. e/ man...@maniakal.NOSPAM.de
( ,:) w/ kasper.maniakal.de
�,.*�''''� -.* t/ 0049.190.700.398
.*+ .'
found this somewhere:
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-Andreas Klauer-
"maniakal" <use...@maniakal.de> wrote in message news:102...@News.CIS.DFN.DE... > hey, i was just thinkin about a new sign for my personal email-account i use for school and freelance work ( though not this one ). since i work on mac i wanted it to show the apple logo ( the apple =). i came up with the following: > > ,*0 > ,:* *:, > : <0 > '.,,,:0 > > but i'm not really satisfied with it. i am no ascii-char-pusher or whatever experienced in this just gave it a try. maybe some of you pro's might help me out hence i want to have a smooth apple with a biten-out place on the right side. > > thanks so far... > > -- > .-.***-. > ,0..* .*'0, maniakal aka kasper > '0*,**.*0' > .* *. e/ man...@maniakal.de > ( ,:) w/ kasper.maniakal.de > 0,.*0''''0 -.* t/ 0049.190.700.398 > .*+ .' my attempt .:' .:'':. :. ( '.:..:' apple on a stick .:' .:'':. :. ( '.:..:' | | --lgbeard
> my attempt > > .:' > .:'':. > :. ( > '.:..:' My try : , .-'-. ( ( \___/ "An apple a day, keeps the doctor away .. .. if you can hit him!"
maniakal wrote: > > > On Sat, 27 Oct 2001 17:29:13 +0200 Markus Moebs > <Markus.Moebs@gmx>>>KEWL_SPAMTRAP<<<.de> wrote: > > > hmm. people in here might get excited because you used none ascii > > characters... > > actually, i though what is use are ascii chars. i use a usenet client for the > mac but i can't select the char-sheme so i assume it is ascii. > > but as you say it isn't i'm quite helpless. what other (free) client ( except > MaxNews ) for the usenet running under macos9 can you suggest? > I suggest Linux for Mac... anyway it is not the wrong char-sheme but this one � does not belong to the ascii characters. they are ascii(32) to ascii(126) I think.
maniakal <use...@maniakal.de> wrote: > hey, i was just thinkin about a new sign for my personal email-account > i use for school and freelance work ( though not this one ). since i > work on mac i wanted it to show the apple logo ( the apple =). i came > up with the following: > ,* > ,:* *:, > : < > '.,,,: The infinity signs are not standard ASCII characters, my newsreader won't even let me post them. Here is my attempt: _, (@' .aa. .aa. ,@@@@@@@@@@@' d@@@@@@@@@P #@@@@@@@@@b ?@@@@@@@@@@@b `@@@@@@@@@@' `@@'`@@' hmm... not entirely happy with it. -- , ,@[ ,@@@[ ,@@@@'@@@@' `@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@',@@@' ,@@@@',@@@' `@@@@@@@@@@@@',@@@',aa. ,aa. ,@@[ ]@@',@@@' ,aa.'aaaaaaa, aa' `@@@@@@@@',@@@|@@@@@@@' ,@@@@@@' ]@@[ ]',@@@',@@@@@@@''@@@@',@' `@@@@',@@@']@7`,@@',@[]@@@@@',@@[]@@[ ]@@[ ]@7`,@@',@[ '@@@' `@a@@@' ]@,@@',@@@[]@@@' ,@@@[]@@[ ]@@[ ]@,@@',@@@[ ,@@@, `@' `@@@@@@@' `@@@@@@@' ]@@[ ]@@[ `@@@@@@@',@@@',@@, `~' `~' `~~' `~~' `~' '~~' ~~~~~' .....................................GCE Vectrex - Entertaining New Ideas
On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 13:21:06 +0000, drsquare <now...@nowhere.co.uk> wrote: > On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 11:21:02 +0100, in alt.ascii-art, > (Markus Moebs <Markus.Moebs@gmx>>>KEWL_SPAMTRAP<<<.de>) wrote: > > >I suggest Linux for Mac... anyway it is not the wrong char-sheme but this one � > >does not belong to the ascii characters. they are ascii(32) to ascii(126) I > >think. > > You can have 127 as well. Not recommended since it's a control character (DEL). ASCII control characters are 0-31 and 127. Cheers, Philip -- Philip Newton <nos...@gmx.li> That really is my address; no need to remove anything to reply. If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.
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