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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Aug 1999.
Re: photo conversion for murals

Re: photo conversion for murals

mark costa wrote:
> I am working on a large mural
> and would like to convert a huge, i mean really huge (6 foot by 12 foot) b/w
> image through a program like gifscii to ascii code and then print it on a
> home printer and tile it on a wall.
> 

How about buying an OH projector instead? (I once bought a second-hand
one cheap from a school, it's probably 30 years old and it has a
separate button for the fan, but it works...)


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