Technotools/Technotools (Chestnut CD-ROM)(1993).ISO/batch/_2iqansi/info.txt

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Thanks for trying AnsiScreens #2!!!

Some of these screens we made, and others we just kind of glommed
onto.  We don't charge for these, but if you like the idea of being
able to find quality ANSI screens for BBS and programming use,
compiled by someone who knows ansi AND has some taste AND will
try to add to the collection AND won't put keyboard codes in,
send us a couple bucks!  $2? for all that work?  Yeah!

If you are poor like we are, go ahead and scratch the $2 idea, and
send us you favorite ANSI screens from the BBS's you call or the
messages you read or the programs you run!  We have hundreds to go
through, and if you sent return postage we return your disk with
stuff on it!  We ask that you send us something if you use one of
these ansis - A disk with ANSI photos, or Two thin green ones.
Here's a tip easily worth $2 - to screen grab an ANSI screen on a
bbs, position yourself so that the next key you hit will result
in the display of the picture you want to grab.  Then hit your
download key (usually page down) and select ASCII as your protocol.
Then hit the key that causes the picture to display (usually the CR).
When the screen has fully paused, end your download, and name that
file.  You have just captured the ANSI graphic.  This is the best
way to capture ANSI art with colors and animation intact.


If you haven't already decided that we're nuts for thinking any-
one would have any interest in some silly ANSI photos, call our
BBS or send us something.  We are heavy into trading shareware
on 1.44 floppies, or Colorado Jumbo tape.  Anybody who sends us
something and return postage will get back better than he sent.
We trade Indian-style.  If you give me a gift, I will give back
something better!  Promise!  (*grin*)

InfoQuest RBBS - 2.5 GIGS - MultiNodes - 9600 BAUD - HOME OF OVERKILL
Route 1, Box 157, Carbondale, IL 62901-9702  [phone]/12/13/14 etc