Re: ASCII converter for Windows or DOS
Hi there, >I have a .BMP to ascii converter if anyone is interested >I also have the source code because I wrote it! Yeah! I'd love a copy if your offering thanks! What language is it ritten in? If it's C any chance of a copy of the code too? :) Neil Burrows
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