GIFSCII for DOS
From Shane Hall <sha...@web-access.net>
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· 30 May 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Is anyone using GIFSCII to convert gifs to ascii files? The one I have has no docs or built-in help. After typing GIFSCII, it gives 3 prompts: Name of gif, columns and lines. It is supposed to give a menu with different options after answering the prompts but mine doesn't. This message was previously posted but my email address was wrong.
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