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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Aug 1998.
Re: Ascii-art resizer!

Re: Ascii-art resizer!

>Message-id: <35c...@news.virtek.com>
>I'm really sorry but this is one of the poorest (and pointless)
>programs I have ever seen relating to ASCII.

Actually I think that this program is kindof nifty.  I'm sure that
there would be an interest in it...  Just look at all the people who
are interested in the GIF2ASCII converters...

What I think would be most helpful is to have it available on the
net--  similar to the figlet programs--  people could just paste
their picture into the resizer, click a button and have it done
for them-- that would be very useful-- especially when
most people would need to resize just one or two pics--  they
wouldn't want to download the entire program...  what
are the chances of that happening??

BTW, just how well does it work on the line style ASCII?  (I saw Veronica's
mutation!)
I'm curious as to how it would work on, let's say the cockatoo
on my main index page?

-joan
(who has no disk space to download it)
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Subject: Re: Ascii-art resizer!
Date: 1998/08/05
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