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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Mar 1994.
Re: > Re: Gif to ACSII

Re: > Re: Gif to ACSII

dhi...@acsu.buffalo.edu (Jason Hicks) writes:
> S77...@KUB.NL (Nanko Vogten) writes:
> 
> >In <2ksrfj$2s...@knappa.ifi.uio.no> bjo...@ifi.uio.no writes:
> 
> [ bunch of pleading and begging deleted ]
> 
Gif to ASCII questions.

I think there are tools in the pbmplus suite to do this sort of thing

A sequence something like

giftoppm
ppmtopgm
pgmtopbm
pbmtoascii

Should do thr trick. It's a bit of a convoluted way to do it (4 stages) but
it worked last time I tried it.


----* (retired)		 Angus Marshall. MCR...@DCT.AC.UK Vox:(+44)382 308600
Dept. of Maths & Comp. Sci. Dundee Inst of Tech., Bell St., Dundee DD1 1HG,UK 
"I was born yesterday, when they brought my Kamakiri, when they handed me the
keys. It's a steam-power 10. The frame is out of Glasgow. The tech is Balinese"

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Subject: Re: > Re: Gif to ACSII
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From: am...@gallifrey.dct.ac.uk (Angus Marshall)
Date: 3 Mar 94 14:52:41 GMT
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