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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 12 Dec 1997.
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| | | / __|/ _ \ '_ \ / _ \ __|   / _ \ | '__/ __| '_ \| \ \ / / _ \
| |_| \__ \  __/ | | |  __/ |_   / ___ \| | | (__| | | | |\ V /  __/
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alt.ascii-art · 6 messages · 12 Dec 1997 - 14 Dec 1997
David Day <dav...@micron.net> ASCII art 12 Dec 1997 00:00 · permalink · report
I have so much trouble pasting stuff! It never turns out right! Does someone
know what can fix this?
Example:  __,_,_,___)          _______    (--| | |             (--/    ),_)
,_)
       | | |  _ ,_,_        |     |_ ,_ ' , _|_,_,_, _  ,
     __| | | (/_| | (_|     |     | ||  |/_)_| | | |(_|/_)___,
    (      |___,   ,__|     \____)  |__,           |__,
                            |                         _...._
                         \  _  /                    .::o:::::.
                          (\o/)                    .:::'''':o:.
                      ---  / \  ---                :o:_    _:::
                           >*<                     `:}_>()<_{:'
                          >0<@<                 @    `'//\\'`    @
                         >>>@<<*              @ #     //  \\     # @
                        >@>*<0<<<           __#_#____/'____'\____#_#__
                       >*>>@<<<@<<         [__________________________]
                      >@>>0<<<*<<@<         |=_- .-/\ /\ /\ /\--. =_-|
                     >*>>0<<@<<<@<<<        |-_= | \ \\ \\ \\ \ |-_=-|
                    >@>>*<<@<>*<<0<*<       |_=-=| / // // // / |_=-_|
      \*/          >0>>*<<@<>0><<*<@<<      |=_- |`-'`-'`-'`-'  |=_=-|
  ___\\U//___     >*>>@><0<<*>>@><*<0<<     | =_-| o          o |_==_|
  |\\ | | \\|    >@>>0<*<<0>>@<<0<<<*<@<    |=_- | !     (    ! |=-_=|
  | \\| | _(UU)_ >((*))_>0><*<0><@<<<0<*<  _|-,-=| !    ).    ! |-_-=|_
  |\ \| || / //||.*.*.*.|>>@<<*<<@>><0<<@</=-((=_| ! __(:')__ ! |=_==_-\
  |\\_|_|&&_// ||*.*.*.*|_\\db//__     (\_/)-=))-|/^\=^=^^=^=/^\| _=-_-_\
  """"|'.'.'.|~~|.*.*.*|     ____|_   =('.')=//   ,------------.
  jgs |'.'.'.|   ^^^^^^|____|>>>>>>|  ( ~~~ )/   (((((((())))))))
      ~~~~~~~~         '""""`------'  `w---w`     `------------'
YIKES! On newsgroups it turns out halfway right! Still....It is horrible in
wordpad!
   -Sarah :^(

David Day <dav...@micron.net> ASCII art 12 Dec 1997 00:00 · permalink · report
MAN! It POSTED perfectly!
 ____  ____  _____  __  __   __  __  ____   ____  _____
( ___)(  _ \(  _  )(  \/  ) (  \/  )( ___) (_  _)(  _  )
 )__)  )   / )(_)(  )    (   )    (  )__)
(_)( 
(__)  (_)\_)(_____)(_/\/\_) (_/\/\_)(____)  (__) (_____)
 _  _  _____  __  __ 
( \/ )(  _  )(  )(  )() 
 \  /  )(_)(  )(__)(  
 (__) (_____)(______)()
  ___    __    ____    __    _   _      
 / __)  /__\  (  _ \  /__\  ( )_( )     
 \__ \ /(__)\  )   / /(__)\  ) _ (     
 (___/(__)(__)(_)\_)(__)(__)(_) (_)
PS-<low mutters about a dumb pile of micro chips...>

I think you have a problem with word wrap.  Try making the line shorter?


Uh, actually, after trying to fix this, I have no idea why it does this.
nevermind.

>>BKNambo "see below- maybe"
--
http://wwp.mirabilis.com/1936556
http://come.to/brocks.place
World Domination Through Trivia!

David Day wrote in message <66sjtc$llp$1...@news01.micron.net>...
>MAN! It POSTED perfectly!
> ____  ____  _____  __  __   __  __  ____   ____  _____
>( ___)(  _ \(  _  )(  \/  ) (  \/  )( ___) (_  _)(  _  )
> )__)  )   / )(_)(  )    (   )    (  )__)
(_)( 
>(__)  (_)\_)(_____)(_/\/\_) (_/\/\_)(____)  (__) (_____)
> _  _  _____  __  __ 
>( \/ )(  _  )(  )(  )() 
> \  /  )(_)(  )(__)(  
> (__) (_____)(______)()
>  ___    __    ____    __    _   _      
> / __)  /__\  (  _ \  /__\  ( )_( )     
> \__ \ /(__)\  )   / /(__)\  ) _ (     
> (___/(__)(__)(_)\_)(__)(__)(_) (_)

> I have so much trouble pasting stuff! It never turns out right! Does someone
> know what can fix this?

You might be mixing file types by accident. Lines in Windows/MSDOS files
end with carriage-return/line-feed pairs, Unix uses single line-feeds
and Macs use single carriage-returns (isn't this convenient?).

Usually the file types are converted automatically. However, if a text
file gets transferred across systems as a binary, for example in a zip
file, the conversions are not performed and you may wind up with the
wrong file type for your system. To add to the confusion, some editors
are smart enough to recognize and display the different file types
correctly (mine does). If you copy from one of these editors and paste
into another editor that cannot handle the line endings correctly you
get strange results: the lines either don't end or end twice and you get
extra blank lines.

If this is the problem, the solution is simple: convert the line endings
to your system's. Many file editors can do this.

Pat
-- 
P.J. LaBrocca
p...@labrocca.com
HTMLementary (tm)
http://ms88.com/htmlemen/htmlemen.shtml
http://labrocca.com

I don't know NUTS about file types! I am such a pathetic computer nerd....I
spend 24 hours (exageration) a day here and what do I learn? Nothing!
   -Sarah
PS-These posts just confuse me! HELP! :^(


David Day (dav...@micron.net) wrote:
: I don't know NUTS about file types! I am such a pathetic computer nerd....I
: spend 24 hours (exageration) a day here and what do I learn? Nothing!
:    -Sarah
: PS-These posts just confuse me! HELP! :^(

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