Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 10 Sep 1997.
Ascii Art Painter v2.0
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 10 Sep 1997
Hello again Ascii Artists!
If you don't already know, my name is Dan, and I have developed a fun
little program that I believe you will appreciate. It is called the Ascii
Art Painter (AAP). But the latest and greatest version has arrived. If
you have version 1.0, you need to get version 2.0!! Here is a brief
description of the program:
The Ascii Art Painter (AAP) is a fun little DOS environment program that
assists in the creative development of ascii art. Using the mouse in
combination with the keyboard, the artist is given full aesthetic control
over their digital masterpiece. AAP employs the use of
a color palette and a character palette, and it offers the ability to save
an art file in full color or in the standard text format. AAP supports all
the extended ascii characters offered by every IBM PC. The user interface
is simple and clean. Ascii Art Painter is freeware. Please distribute it
as much as possible!
You can download it by going to:
http://www.silcom.com/~massie/dan/aap.html
Please tell all your ascii art friends about it! If you would like to link
to the URL above, please do so, but please tell me about it! Thanks!
Dan Massie
asc...@hotmail.com
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