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From: Dead Letter Box <root@chipping.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: REQ: Techniques, tips and advice
Date: 1996/07/09
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In article <mdc315-0807961905180001@slipr44.anu.edu.au>, Inkblot
<mdc315@pophost.anu.edu.au> writes
>As you can see, my signature is not very creative.  Could someone give me
>some tips for producing ASCII artwork.  I'm a professional cartoonist and
>would like to produce a signature that is worth looking at.  I find that
>the software translators available are clumsy. But I also find it tedious
>pressing the space bar, and realigning everything whenever something goes
>in.  Any good programs, any tips or indispensible techniques.  
>Perseverence has already been considered.
>TIA
>
If you use DOS edit and press INSERT so that the edit mode becomes
overwrite then you don't need to press space at all (unless you make a
mistake :) )
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