ASCII-Draw history: v. 1.0 ~~~~~~ (20.5.1993) First version. v. 1.1a ~~~~~~~ (1.8.1993) I noticed some bugs and illogicalities, so I fixed them. Now you can also use joystick (not online, of cource) and keypad for drawing. v. 1.1c ~~~~~~~ (13.10.93) discarded timeout -feature. Load -function tries now to complete filename, first adding '.asc' to the end, then searching for first filename which begins with given characters. Save -function adds '.asc' to the filenames which don't have filetype specified. By pressing 'g', you can use filesector to fileoperations (don't do this, if you haven't got GEM at the moment!!!). Reads screen size in characters. v. 1.2 ~~~~~~ (12.12.1993) Doubled screen update speed. Blockoperations may now be overlapping. Joystick movement speed configurable. Trun- cates lines to COLUMNS when reading text. Some new bugs eliminated :-). Installable. v. 1.3 ~~~~~~ (15.12.1993) Can change to 25/50 lines on screens (does't work if you use any other font changing program!). Added a medium resolution font (8x8.fnt). Uses line-A, so it might not work on newer machines. If that's a case, set a GDOS ansi font as your system font and delete my fonts. Modified load and block functions a little. v. 1.3b ~~~~~~~ Expands tabs to 8 spaces when loading. Recognices (unix,amiga) and (atari,PC) line-ends. v. 1.4 ~~~~~~~ (11.1.1994) Added Turn + horizontal and vertical flip + slant block operations. Now you can draw 7-bit boxes too, if needed (Quite like good ol' Hack). v. 1.5 ~~~~~~ (17.1.1994) Improved Block and Drawing functions. Drawing is now much easier (before it was quite unforgiving...). Block functions are context sensitive to an extent (eg. with slant-function changes '|' to '/'). v. 1.52 ~~~~~~~ (3.2.1994) Added block fill function. After selecting block and fill function, you give program the ascii character, you want block to be filled with. The default mode for block functions is transparent and can be changed by pressing 'P' as drawing mode. v. 1.6 ~~~~~~~ (1.3.1994) Fixed some bugs. Added a new mode: write. By pressing ESC, you can write text. You can change the direction of text by using cursor movement keys. Moving will leave a trail of lastly used letter. Exit mode with ESC.