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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jul 1996.
Re: Image Converters for Unix

Re: Image Converters for Unix

On 23 Jul 1996, Darrel Benvenuto wrote:

> 
> Hello, everyone.  I'm de-lurking for the first time here.  =)  I'm looking
> for the Unix-based program that converts GIF images to either screen
> resolution images or multiple-pass images for output to a 132-column
> line printer (where the printer will print several strikes per line,
> giving varying shades of darkness).  The program also had the option of
> creating several "strips" which could be pasted together, side by side,
> to make a single, large image.
> 
> If anyone knows where I could find this program, please let me know.
> 
On the question of UNIX-based programs, what about DOS-based systems?

KY

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From: KAM KWOK <n17...@sparrow.qut.edu.au>
Subject: Re: Image Converters for Unix
Date: 1996/07/25
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