Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 12 Jun 2004.
ANSI art editor! for windoze...
alt.ascii-art
· 7 messages · 12 Jun 2004 - 16 Jun 2004
I all.. does anyone knows a "good" ansi art editor for windoze OS? if so... please post a link... ive tryed to google it... but the ones ive downloaded... they r very poor and bug addicted! thanks for the help! www.fosibox.com
FoSi wrote:
> does anyone knows a "good" ansi art editor for windoze OS?
ANSI or ASCII?
Rowe
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AS! AA? i+ c+++ p+ n s+:- m P+ p++ M-- a18 t+ h-- f-- d- S++ e r-
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You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
Telnet over, it's a simple hack.
Port one-nineteen is where it's at.
and you can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
ANSI! like pablodraw or tetradraw for nix! i know this is a ascii group... but if you ppl could help! i would appreciate alot Thanks "Rowe Rickenbacker" <use...@templeofdreams.net> escreveu na mensagem news:2j0...@uni-berlin.de... > FoSi wrote: > > > does anyone knows a "good" ansi art editor for windoze OS? > > ANSI or ASCII? > > Rowe > -- > AS! AA? i+ c+++ p+ n s+:- m P+ p++ M-- a18 t+ h-- f-- d- S++ e r- > -- > You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP. > You can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP. > Telnet over, it's a simple hack. > Port one-nineteen is where it's at. > and you can get anything you want on Alice's NNTP.
FoSi wrote: > ANSI! like pablodraw or tetradraw for nix! > i know this is a ascii group... but if you ppl could help! i would > appreciate alot > > Thanks > > How about TheDraw? ftp://ftp.simtel.net/.2/simtelnet/msdos/screen/tdraw463.zip it's for DOS, but I tried it in XP and it works fine (wow, I havent used this program for quite a long time!)
yeah... ive tryed it... seems good to me! i also tryed acid and its leet.. its a shame that this kind of art is dying! finding this kind of software its becoming difficult the only soft for ansi art with a windows gui that ive found was pablodraw! its a good one... but it lacks on some chars! like blinking did this in a few minutes http://www.fosibox.com/unixbase.org/ thanks all for the help! www.fosibox.com "Rusty" <rus...@netscape.net> escreveu na mensagem news:jGJyc.18085$eu.8420@attbi_s02... > FoSi wrote: > > ANSI! like pablodraw or tetradraw for nix! > > i know this is a ascii group... but if you ppl could help! i would > > appreciate alot > > > > Thanks > > > > > > How about TheDraw? > > ftp://ftp.simtel.net/.2/simtelnet/msdos/screen/tdraw463.zip > > it's for DOS, but I tried it in XP and it works fine > > (wow, I havent used this program for quite a long time!)
In <40cba3fe$0$3208$a72...@news.telepac.pt>, FoSi wrote: >yeah... ive tryed it... seems good to me! >i also tryed acid and its leet.. >its a shame that this kind of art is dying! >finding this kind of software its becoming difficult >the only soft for ansi art with a windows gui that ive found was pablodraw! >its a good one... but it lacks on some chars! like blinking To my mind AMSI is a singular line-feed instead of a carrige-return-line-feed at the end on a line. What other differences are there? I can think of none.
FoSi wrote: > yeah... ive tryed it... seems good to me! > i also tryed acid and its leet.. > its a shame that this kind of art is dying! > finding this kind of software its becoming difficult > the only soft for ansi art with a windows gui that ive found was pablodraw! > its a good one... but it lacks on some chars! like blinking The best ASCII drawing program is JavE ( http://Jave.de ) It only draws pure ASCII, but with a bit of hacking it's configurations files I think it's possible to also make it use non-pure characters for shading and drawing. You still have to use an ANSI editor after that to colorize though.
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