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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 May 2001.
Re: ideas for jave!?

Re: ideas for jave!?

Hi,

Thanks for sharing your ideas. I will write them all down to my list.
From time to time I take some of them and integrate it into Jave.

> oh and what about a ascii to image converter? :)

There will be some kind of Ascii2Gif converter in the very next release
of Jave. It creates thumbnail images. I don't know if that's what you
have in mind but we will see.

> sorry if i have bothered you but i am a highly crazy over-creative
> media designer :)) and ...ehmm.. that's just another of my spontaneous
> ideas i have but can't realize myself

Hey, I like crazy ideas. So don't mind sharing them all - maybe I like
them and you will see them in the next release of Jave :-)

Markus
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http://www.jave.de

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Subject: Re: ideas for jave!?
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