X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,927c1cfd5e85a2b3 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: ole-d-n@post1.tele.dk (Ole D Nielsen) Subject: Re: hi From newbie Date: 1997/04/27 Message-ID: <5jvsgk$922$1@news.inet.tele.dk>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 237802484 References: <3360D3B3.739E@epix.net> <19970426041500.AAA07316@ladder01.news.aol.com> Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art spunk1111@aol.com (Spunk1111) wrote: >Hi- Personally- I use notepad to create my ASCII pictures. >I'm not into mIRCs so I can't tell you how to colorize them. >I do have a link off my homepage to LadyWAVer's homepage >(whose URL I would have to search for right now) but she has >mIRC info along with examples of colorized mIRC ascii art. >I believe that she does her colorization by hand- no program. >-joan [Cut . Yup I cutted the sig of joan, I love it, but it is not subject for my article] Hi all. I know this is the first article from my hand in this group, but as a believer in "have nothing to say, be quiet", it has its cause. First of all I do not think that IRC coloring "ascii" should be in this NG, because to do the coloring, control-codes are used and even a lot of ppl are using non standard characters to do the color art. Sadly when you travel on the IRC, you see some art works without the initials of the maker, but you do allso see a lot of new work, and colored text lines. The reason for my post is not a "spam" or in anyway ment as an commercial, but I have made an "IRC color editor" for Win95, that will work for both mIRC and pIRCH, it is freeware, yes right nobody is making freeware but I do. To get a copy of this program you can email me on the lelow address. Please do not reply with "I WANT IT TO" in this NG !!!!, dont take up bandwith unnessesaryly. Allso any questions regarding coloring on the IRC can be send to me and I will try my best to explain. Last words from me is : Great work you are doing everybody, like the pics and drawings. Tnx for the bandwith. Kindly Ole D. Nielsen ole-d-n@post1.tele.dk aka Dane33 on IRC DalNET.