Re: Mac GIF -> Ascii converter?
In article <barrante-2803951526220001@199.181.163.7>, bar...@pcnet.com (PCNET) writes: > Does anyone know of a program that will allow you to convert GIFS to Ascii? > Try ftp.wwa.com in the pub/Scarecrow/Gifscii directory: ALPHAGifscii.exe <- Digital Alpha Gifscii.exe <- msdos Gifscii.lha <- Amiga Gifscii.ux <- unix (Sun) MacGifscii.hqx <- Macintosh VAXGifscii.exe <- Digital VAX and of course: Gifsciiv2.2src <- latest c-source The executables are compressed by the program of the donor's choice. For those who don't know, Gifscii is a Gif-to-Ascii conversion program. You run it, give it the name of your gif file - then tweak it until you get something recognizable or the sun comes up and it's time to go to class - whichever comes first :-) Remember - don't post any conversions that aren't GREAT (but do post those that are) Paul Kline pk6...@acad.drake.edu - ignorance exceeded only by inquisitance -
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