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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Feb 1996.
Re: ASCII converter for Windows or DOS

Re: ASCII converter for Windows or DOS

hab...@lynx.dac.neu.edu (hadi abedi) made us laugh with:


>I don't think there is such a program.
>This question has been asked from many
>poeple for a long time. And guess what?
>there's not been anybody to address anybody
>such a converter.
>Hey guys, start using your imaginations.

Actually there are several.  I think the reason that people stop
answering is that people keep asking the same question over and over
again.  This is called a Frequently Asked Question.  There is a file
posted here regularly called (surprise, surprise) alt.ascii-art FAQ,
which answers most of these questions.

Try

ftp://ftp.wwa.com/pub/Scarecrow/

which contains several GIF->ASCII converters such as GIFSCII, as well
as many archives of ASCII art.

David

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From: Dav...@anu.edu.au (David Howse)
Subject: Re: ASCII converter for Windows or DOS
Date: 1996/02/06
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