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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Sep 2005.
A sort of ASCII art.

A sort of ASCII art.

From xkp <vei...@hotmail.com> · alt.ascii-art · 23 Sep 2005 08:21 · View full thread · report
Hi all,
i have a request.
I am sure it does exist a program able to do the following:
I write a text, for example a sentence.
The sentence is used as a base for recreating a picture.
I am sure the program work both changing the color of the sentence
according to the color of the pic (so producing a color result) or only
changing the size of the font, so producing a Black and white image.
As i said, it is not striclty ASCII art, but quite close to it.
Anyone whot the name of a similar program?
Thanks in advance

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