Re: PGM bitmap to ASCII converter
Veronica Karlsson wrote: > Axe wrote: > > Veronica Karlsson wrote: > > > Your second picture breaks badly in Netscape. > > > > No, the second picture breaks badly in netscape on YOUR computer. > > > > My computer is (obviously) running in a higher resolution, as I see it > > perfectly. > > > > What I see: > > http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/rubbish/it_breaks.dum.gif > > Nothing wrong with my resolution. OK, I'm not using one of the BIG > monitors right now, but the one I am using is still bigger than what > many of the people on the net use - including many of the visitors to > that page. The size of the monitor is nothing to do with the resolution... I am not running a "big" monitor either.. I'm just on a 15".. in 1280x1024 resolution... Like they say.. size ain't everything. However, obviously you don't know the difference between the size of a monitor and the resolution it's running in. John
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