Looking for an NFO designer

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[stoi]

Why not just do it yourself.

http://www.text-image.com/convert/ascii.html

http://www.degraeve.com/img2txt.php

http://www.glassgiant.com/ascii/

http://www.network-science.de/ascii/

[Groxxxy]

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[stoi]

Does it really matter, its an nfo which no fucker looks at anyway, but if you want it perfect for no reason at all, then up to you.

[Groxxxy]

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[mjmacky]

Ditto, does anyone actually give a shit about the art in an nfo file, or do they find it obnoxiously annoying? Just some details for a usenet post, that's the reason I thought it exists.

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[Burnsy]

Ditto, does anyone actually give a shit about the art in an nfo file, or do they find it obnoxiously annoying? Just some details for a usenet post, that's the reason I thought it exists.

It's only annoying to me if the .nfo is autostripped and automatically pasted into the torrent description, meaning I have to scroll down and through whatever annoyance artwork is posted there... personally I just prefer the info I'm after in an nfo, not a picture made out of characters on a keyboard

[Artemis]

Ditto, does anyone actually give a shit about the art in an nfo file, or do they find it obnoxiously annoying? Just some details for a usenet post, that's the reason I thought it exists.

It's only annoying to me if the .nfo is autostripped and automatically pasted into the torrent description, meaning I have to scroll down and through whatever annoyance artwork is posted there... personally I just prefer the info I'm after in an nfo, not a picture made out of characters on a keyboard

If you want some real art made from ascii, start a telnet session and type in this command: towel.blinkenlights.nl

(windows supports telnet but in Windows 7 the client is not loaded by default it is an optional extra which can be added through the control panel, all other versions though simply start a command line session and type telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl, in Linux simply start a terminal session and type in the same command).

[Burnsy]

If you want some real art made from ascii, start a telnet session and type in this command: towel.blinkenlights.nl

(windows supports telnet but in Windows 7 the client is not loaded by default it is an optional extra which can be added through the control panel, all other versions though simply start a command line session and type telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl, in Linux simply start a terminal session and type in the same command).

Very impressive, but the point I was trying to make, in my own mind anyway, is that an .nfo file is exactly that, for info not artwork... I can see why people like the OP want to do it and keep up the tradition, but in response to mjmacky's question, I was one of those who found it more an irritation than anything else