On 2002-11-30, Torsten "murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> There's another (and major) problem: defining the CCSID for such
>> a codepage. In other words: the CPxxx codepage number for that.
>
> Take one that is free
That would be a very bad ID, if you mean "any". Choose one in the range
E000h
> There's another (and major) problem: defining the CCSID for such a codepage.
> In other words: the CPxxx codepage number for that.
Take one that is free ;)
Torsten
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Hi,
> >>Back in the BBS days, I created a font that also included electronic
> >>circuit symbols so that we could lay out circits in ascii messages in
> >>the newsgroup.
> >Do you know whether there is some standard codepage supporting that?
> I'm sure there aint. I was working on it in the wani
Henrique Peron wrote:
Hallo Murphy,
alles klar? :-)
Back in the BBS days, I created a font that also included electronic
circuit symbols so that we could lay out circits in ascii messages in
the newsgroup.
Do you know whether there is some standard codepage supporting that?
I'm sure
Hi Henrique!
> FontSet? Is it Freeware?
Yes, it is.
download here: http://www.dev0.de/products_fontset.html
Greetings, Torsten
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==^^==
Hallo Torsten,
(...)
>ascii code. So you can draw your own circits with a font editor and
>load it then. I got similar problems where i needed a percentage bar
>and then FontSet evolved :)
FontSet? Is it Freeware?
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> Well, I did, but the hard part is a consensus on how much of the std
> font to change.
hmm its not too hard to decide which elements can be changed. So all
langauge dependent things can be changed easily which include ä, ü,
ö, ß, â, ê, î, ô, û and all the other characters. no graphics
elements sh
> Hallo Murphy,
> alles klar? :-)
Sure ;)
> > Back in the BBS days, I created a font that also included electronic
> > circuit symbols so that we could lay out circits in ascii messages in
> > the newsgroup.
> Do you know whether there is some standard codepage supporting that?
Sorry i don't think
murphy wrote:
One of the things that would be neat for FD, is a codepage for english,
which replaces all the other foreign letters with diagonal and curved
geometric shapes which would go a long ways twards smoothing out the
appearance of ANSI color scrollbar menus.
Back in the BBS days, I creat
Hallo Murphy,
alles klar? :-)
> Back in the BBS days, I created a font that also included electronic
> circuit symbols so that we could lay out circits in ascii messages in
> the newsgroup.
Do you know whether there is some standard codepage supporting that?
Henrique
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> One of the things that would be neat for FD, is a codepage for english,
> which replaces all the other foreign letters with diagonal and curved
> geometric shapes which would go a long ways twards smoothing out the
> appearance of ANSI color scrollbar menus.
>
> Back in the BBS days, I created a
One of the things that would be neat for FD, is a codepage for english,
which replaces all the other foreign letters with diagonal and curved
geometric shapes which would go a long ways twards smoothing out the
appearance of ANSI color scrollbar menus.
Back in the BBS days, I created a font tha
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