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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Oct 1996.
FYI: Pretty cool ascii utility

FYI: Pretty cool ascii utility

There is a web site with a cool little java utility that gives you a canvas, 
and lets you draw on it in different colors, and then will generate an ascii 
representation of it to a file.  It can be downloaded at: 
http://weber.u.washington.edu/~picasso/java/ad/AsciiDraw.html

You can play with it on through your web browser, but applets cannot access 
your disk.  Therefore you will have to download it and run it as a java 
application to be able to save any work to a file without cutting and pasting. 
If you didn't already know, you must have the Java Developers Kit from the Sun 
web site to run it outside of the web browser.

ScottR

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From: red...@wwa.com (Scott or Shananne Rediger)
Subject: FYI: Pretty cool ascii utility
Date: 1996/10/18
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