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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Dec 1994.
Talk: 3-D Star Wars pic

Talk: 3-D Star Wars pic

karo (cb1...@nyssa.swt.edu) wrote:
>Man, you have WAY too much space between matching letters.  I guess your eyes
>are farther apart than mine.  I've even using a pretty small terminal screen. 
>Try it again but closer together.

  Well, I view 'em by crossing my eyes, I can't see any of 'em by
using the other method(getting close to the screen)  So it doesn't
matter as much how far apart they are...

  I did say it was a hard one to see.  I think it looks pretty good if
you can manage it though.  Try sitting far back from the screen and
crossing your eyes, instead of getting real close.


--
Joe Rumsey  <ogr...@netcom.com> ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/ogre/home.html

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