Talk: ASCII drawing software

On Thu, 20 Apr 1995, David Brodbeck wrote:

> In article <3n2cva$1d...@gagme.wwa.com> you wrote:
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> : I've been doing ANSI art for years!  I had no idea that this wonderful 
> : type of ASCII art was out here.  I just had to post that I am inspired.  
> : I'm going to have to fire up the old imagination (again) and see what I 
> : can come up with.  This has truly been a pleasure!  Keep "drawing".  BTW, 
> : when I used to do my ANSI stuff I used TheDraw.  Does something like that 
> : exist (to kind of guide you along) for ASCII stuff?  Or would I be pretty 
> : much on my own?  Just wonderin ...
> 
> : ~~~C {aka Carol Gudorf - gud...@dmapub.dma.org}
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> -->I'd suggest a DOS-based text editor with windowing and cut-and-paste 
> capabilities.  Qedit is an excellent one.
> 
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Qedit.  That's another one I've been using for years.  I just didn't 
think of that.  I'm just glad to hear there's someone else out there who 
hasn't deserted for the limited (and frustrating) DOS-Edit environment. 
(My hubby just says I'm behind the times).  The more I see the more I 
want to try.  Thanks again for the suggestion and, soon, I'll be 
"drawing".  

~~~C