Re: Software to convert pictures to ASCII
From Isuldir <web...@tradespace.zzn.com>
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· 30 Sep 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Mike Berger wrote in message <830...@news.btx.dtag.de>... >Am Fri, 29 Sep 2000 19:23:46 +0200 schrieb Yorck Babinsky: > >> Hi, >> >> > I don't know about for PC, sorry. >> > Could you please tell me where to get an Amiga one from, though, if you have >> > the details. >> That would be cool! > >It�s me again. I found 2 pretty nice programmes that convert Amiga-ILBM >(IFF) to ASCII. The first one�s name is Iff_to_ASCII and should be >ifftoasc.lha in Aminet. The other one is AsciiArtProV4(.lha). Both are >PD or FW and work even on newer Amigas. > >> > Isuldir - who's just got a new A500+ and is considering a null modem cable too >> Yorck - who has a Amiga for about 6 Years.... > >Mike - who has an Amiga for about 10 years ;-p > Ta, no doubt I'll get it to work on one of the machines. Isuldir - who has also had an Amiga for 10 years, and has just bought a 4th machine for the network.
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