Re: Made a program to convert images to ascii
In Lucida Console, it's stretched. BoD "Lewis Edward Moten III" <lew...@moten.com> wrote in message news:d78...@posting.google.com... > I was playing around with visual basic this weekend. > This is a picture of me that I converted to ASCII. What do you think? > > > `-}ILGDFbGOc&'`
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