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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 14 Jun 1998.
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Great new PC Ascii Editor

Great new PC Ascii Editor

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 14 Jun 1998
Check out this great new freeware Win95 Ascii editor.
http://www.hellzgate.demon.co.uk/diznfo/

Lester5374 <les...@aol.com> 14 Jun 1998 00:00 · permalink · report
>Check out this great new freeware Win95 Ascii editor.
>http://www.hellzgate.demon.co.uk/diznfo/

The following quoted text is from the web page.

>DIZNFO 

>What does it do? What is it for? DizNfo is a program to help the Windows user
>with ascii. If you have ever viewed an ascii file in Windows with notepad, you
>may have noticed how messed up it looks. 

     This only applies to, and is good for, high ASCII characters (or black and
white ANSI). Normal ASCII pictures look perfectly fine in Notepad . . . and
TheDraw, QEdit, and ACiDVIEW for that matter.

>DizNfo was created to allow asciis to be correctly viewed in Windows, and to
>make the art of ascii better. 
>If you have ever tried to create an ascii image before, you probally know what
>a pain it is to have the Windows Character Map program running when you try
>to make one. DizNfo will also solve that problem.

     You can make perfectly fine ASCII the way you are talking about with
TheDraw and ACiDDRAW, but since your program is FEEWARE, it does have a great
advantage there.

     BTW, does it view in color as well?
.
http://members.aol.com/lester5374/index.htm  -  Ansi home page 
FTP://members.aol.com/lester5374/ansi  - To download the ANSI format

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