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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Feb 1997.
Re: How to reize the ascii art file?

Re: How to reize the ascii art file?

Take your favorite programming language and let it take a character out of
each line (every x char). You should also delete every x line completely to
maintain proper aspect ratio.
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Fade To Black <PMA...@shef.ac.uk> wrote in article
<5dd3ne$ld...@bignews.shef.ac.uk>...
: 
: 
: Hi folks,
: 
: How can resize the arcii art?
: Cos I just managed to convert from bmp file txt file.
: But I just figured out this outcome file (txt ) file too huge to view. (
13k)
: I know how to rsize the gif or jpg but not arscii file.
: 
: Plaese help me/
: 
: 

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From: "Jan Zumwalt" <zum...@alaska.net>
Subject: Re: How to reize the ascii art file?
Date: 1997/02/07
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