Re: Graphics to ASCII
From Steve Lake <sla...@up2date.com>
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· 19 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Goto www.winfiles.com Search the site for Ascii Art. The program you'll want is called AsciiPic. It will convert bmp files to txt files. For proper porportion, resize the source image to half of its original height while keeping the original width.
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