Re: REQ: Phx Suns & Converter
From Brian Baquiran <bri...@polgas.ps.admu.edu.ph>
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· 1 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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On 29 Jan 1996, Nils Kemper wrote: > Hi Everybody! > I'm looking for the Phoenix Suns Logo and for Ascii-Converter > > for DOS or Win95. Please post me. > There's a freeware program called DISPLAY. It views graphics, mpeg movies, .wav files, AND converts graphics to Ascii. The filename is disp188*.zip or something similar. Do ahead and do an archie search. > thnx You're welcome. Brian
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