DSVOPIH!

[baxil]

It's apparently a good year for tiny changes ...

Just added two downloadable TrueType fonts to the ClaWrite page. (One of which is by ceruleanst - yay!)

This is a small change, but a big deal, because it's the first time I've actually managed to get a Windows-usable version of ClaWrite out to the public in um ... 14 years.I'm sure this has nothing at all

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[xiphias]

That's nifty. I skimmed over the language description, then went to the poem, and was able to actually READ it by the second or third stanza. It took some effort, so I haven't finished it, but it's not actually difficult.

[siege]

Ah, vitamin D...

[amthrax]

I remember trying to create a ClaWrite TTF a decade ago. The tools I had at the time weren't up to it, so I settled on writing a dragon code decoder instead, which, to the best of my knowledge, was used by a total of one person. Ah, memories.

(The retro NEW icon is fantastic. It's refreshing to see one of those that doesn't mean "NEW in 1997!")

[baxil]

Yay! Glad you like the icon. I actually designed it back in the 90s, but it has worn its age well. :)

(And thanks for mentioning it -- I hadn't noticed that it was still there attached to one of the non-new fonts. I updated that section to fix the "new" listings.)

I remember the dragon code decoder! It was a great tool for its time. Alas, sig codes have gone the way of Usenet ...

[dragonzuela]

::chills out on a sunny rock with you::

[ext_30283]

*splays photovoltaic-mode wings*

*zzzzzzzzz*

. o O ( I wonder whether I'll wake up to people charging their handsets from my horns again. )