Re: hidden stereograms with symmetry
From Willem Romijn <cya...@hotmail.com>
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· 21 Sep 2002 13:00 · View full thread
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Had to remove the line breaks by hand, but it does work for me. Funny to have the letters describe the objects that they form :) I found the last 2 easier to see though, 'cos the characters used are more distinctive. "Michael" <mik...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:190...@posting.google.com... > Hi. I am Michael. I have found a technique for creating hidden ascii > stereograms. I think that the results have nice symmetry. Each one has > a simple and more complex solution. The lines may wrap in your > newsreader. If this happens you can copy and then paste the > stereograms into a text editing program (make sure wrap is turn off). > You should then be able to view the images. > >
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