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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Sep 2001.
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Help with making graphics in AOL chat?

Help with making graphics in AOL chat?

alt.ascii-art · 3 messages · 21 Sep 2001 - 23 Sep 2001
Jim <ixi...@aol.com> 21 Sep 2001 20:00 · permalink · report
I don't know if this is the right place to ask about this, but I
figured I'd give it a shot.

Lately, I've seen everyone showing up in the AOL chat rooms with
pictures that are of flags.  Basicly, it's a solid red bar, a white
bar with "God Bless America" inside of it, then a solid blue bar
underneath.  I used to be able to do things like that a LONG time ago
in BBS message boards using ANSI, but I'm having a tough time getting
it done on AOL.  I tried making it in an E-Mail and pasting it, but it
says it's over the 232 character limit that can be typed on one chat
line.  Is there a special program I should be looking for to design
these?

Thanks for your help everyone...even to a po' cousin such as myself
from AOL. ;)

Jim
http://members.tripod.com/~ixijimixi

Ilmari Karonen <ilt...@sci.invalid> ASCII art 23 Sep 2001 17:15 · permalink · report
In article <788...@posting.google.com>, Jim wrote:
>
>Lately, I've seen everyone showing up in the AOL chat rooms with
>pictures that are of flags.  Basicly, it's a solid red bar, a white
>bar with "God Bless America" inside of it, then a solid blue bar
>underneath.

Hmm.. that would make it a Dutch flag, except for the text of course.


>I used to be able to do things like that a LONG time ago
>in BBS message boards using ANSI, but I'm having a tough time getting
>it done on AOL.  I tried making it in an E-Mail and pasting it, but it
>says it's over the 232 character limit that can be typed on one chat
>line.  Is there a special program I should be looking for to design
>these?

You could search for "AOL macro art".  I found some links with Google
that looked promising.

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On 23 Sep 2001 17:15:55 GMT, Ilmari Karonen <ilt...@sci.invalid> provoked the
following text:

>>Lately, I've seen everyone showing up in the AOL chat rooms with
>>pictures that are of flags.  Basicly, it's a solid red bar, a white
>>bar with "God Bless America" inside of it, then a solid blue bar
>>underneath.
>
>Hmm.. that would make it a Dutch flag, except for the text of course.

It could also have been a Yugoslavian falg or a Luxemburg flag. Personally, i
like to think it's a Dutch flag for obvious reasons :-)
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