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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 25 Jul 2004.
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Microsoft Sans Serif ASCII?

Microsoft Sans Serif ASCII?

alt.ascii-art · 9 messages · 25 Jul 2004 - 20 Sep 2004
Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft
Sans Serif ?
I need it for DC++ Hub...
Thank you!

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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 01:18:43 +0200, "Marko a.k.a. [M4rk0]"
<new...@mostarac.net> wrote:

>Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft
>Sans Serif ?
>I need it for DC++ Hub...

I don't have any real answer to your question, since people rarely
make ASCII Art for a specific proportional font; unlike with monospace
fonts, there's very little chance that it will be viewable by someone
on a different system or with a different display resolution.

In your case, remember that there are several different sizes of MS
Sans Serif, and I'm sure ASCII Art will not move completely flawlessly
between them.

I'm not really familiar with DC++ except by name, but I think you'd be
better off skipping the ASCII Art for that particular application, as
you'll probably find not all users are using MS Sans Serif anyway.
(it's an open source app, so even if it isn't an option you can bet
people will hack the source and so it probably will be soon enough)

Sorry 'bout that.

-Claire


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"Marko a.k.a. [M4rk0]" <new...@mostarac.net> wrote in message
news:2mi...@uni-berlin.de...
> Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft
> Sans Serif ?
> I need it for DC++ Hub...
> Thank you!
>
> -- 
> :: NICK: [M4rk0]
> :: ICQ: 47203293
> :: URL: http://www.mostarac.net
> :: QUOTE: "We Have A Soul Even Thought It's Electronics And Mathematics."
>

CJRandall <col...@shieldwolf.demon.co.uk> ASCII art 21 Aug 2004 05:17 · permalink
Claire Tucker <fak...@invalid.invalid> writes
>On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 01:18:43 +0200, "Marko a.k.a. [M4rk0]"
><new...@mostarac.net> wrote:
>
>>Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft
>>Sans Serif ?
>>I need it for DC++ Hub...
>
do a search for "Art Ascii Macro" and you will find links to
groups of people that create and share proportional-font ascii

>I don't have any real answer to your question, since people rarely
>make ASCII Art for a specific proportional font; unlike with monospace
>fonts, there's very little chance that it will be viewable by someone
>on a different system or with a different display resolution.
>
yep ... font-family, font-style and font-size are very important
so its mileage does vary quite a lot

>In your case, remember that there are several different sizes of MS
>Sans Serif, and I'm sure ASCII Art will not move completely flawlessly
>between them.
>
[snip]
>
>-Claire
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lgbeard 22 Aug 2004 14:04 · permalink
On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 01:18:43 +0200, "Marko a.k.a. [M4rk0]" <new...@mostarac.net> wrote:

>Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft
>Sans Serif ?
>I need it for DC++ Hub...
>Thank you!

Ran upon this yesterday
http://www.geocities.com/registrylord/

lgbeard

BoD <Bo...@JRAF.org> 23 Aug 2004 20:51 · permalink
wow these guys are very talented.. they should do "real" ascii-art ;)

BoD

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Ro...@home.NOT wrote the following -._
> What can I say? You guys are in a rut.

Nope.  Just on vacation.  Once I get a dedicated *nix box I will be 
backproducing asciipr0n and ascii butterflies.  Once I finish the 
butterflies I will move onto another theem project.

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lgbeard ASCII art 28 Aug 2004 14:47 · permalink
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 02:13:47 GMT, Ro...@home.NOT wrote:

>On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 22:51:50 +0200, BoD <Bo...@JRAF.org> wrote:
>
>>wow these guys are very talented.. they should do "real" ascii-art ;)

Yes it Would be treat

>But this points the way to the future. Five years ago, this was a
>vibrant group. Now it's just about played out. 5 years ago, ascii.art
>was populated by classical representationalists. Today, it is lurked
>by cyber punk and cartoon.

Five years ago we were at tail end of the computer boom. Five years
before that it was the begining of the computer boom. Now its in a 
cooling down or laul. Cartoons and Classical representationalists
are good. Cyber Punk what is it ?

>
>If you want to revive the art, it's time to innovate. Come up with
>proportional font art. Dictate in the sub-context about the viewing
>font.

I will admit its got its good an bad points. Possibly coining a new
term ( high ascii art marcos or ascii art marcos) all would be rtf 
files more than likely, actaully its good idea for texts art.

>What can I say? You guys are in a rut.
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Veronica Karlsson <ver...@gmail.com> ASCII art 20 Sep 2004 13:39 · permalink
Ro...@home.NOT wrote:
> BoD wrote:
> >
> >wow these guys are very talented.. they should do "real" ascii-art ;)
> 
> But this points the way to the future. Five years ago, this was a
> vibrant group. Now it's just about played out. 5 years ago, ascii.art
> was populated by classical representationalists. Today, it is lurked
> by cyber punk and cartoon.

These are "human" things. There is no technological difference between
them.

> If you want to revive the art, it's time to innovate. Come up with
> proportional font art. Dictate in the sub-context about the viewing
> font.

These are technical things. The result of messing with that stuff is
that you will limit your audience.

> What can I say? You guys are in a rut.

So, help us fix that and add some stuff of your own!  :-)


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