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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Nov 1994.
GIF Converter Aspect Ratios

GIF Converter Aspect Ratios

In <785...@gevans.demon.co.uk> Gil...@gevans.demon.co.uk (Gilo) 
writes: 

>
>In article <Czt...@dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl>
>           s87...@dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl  writes:
>
>> Gilo (Gil...@gevans.demon.co.uk) wrote:
>> : In article 
<Pin...@merlin.etsu.edu>
>> :            smi...@merlin.etsu.edu "David Smith" writes:
>> 
>> : > Does anyone have any Nazi symbols that I can use for a report for 
school?
>> : > Thanks in advance.
>> 
Most of the ASCII pictures created with the GIF to ASCII converters, 
such as many of the ones created recently by Giles Evans, seem to show 
up on my screen elongated in the vertical axis. Is this just a problem 
with my monitor adjustment, or do they appear this way to others? What 
causes this, and is there any way to correct it?

Thanks,

Frank Salinas
-- 
          fra...@ix.netcom.com
    "...today is yesterdays tomorrow..."

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From: fra...@ix.netcom.com (Frank Salinas)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: GIF Converter Aspect Ratios
Date: 26 Nov 1994 21:23:24 GMT
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