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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Feb 2004.
Re: pixel to text size...

Re: pixel to text size...

In alt.ascii-art, badstyle says...

>if i wanted to convert a bmp into an ascii pic to post here what is the
>maximum width in pixels of the image that it could be without wrapping once
>converted to ascii?
>
>
>..b..

It is totally dependant upon the news reader that receives it.  I think my
reader goes out to 2048 characters before it forces a line wrap.  You
could, however, post it here first and then possibly create a web page
(setting the font size to fit a 1024x768 view) and post add the url at the
bottom.

I see that you have Outlook 6?  You'll probably need to change your line
settlings before attempting anything over 76 characters. I just checked OE6
and the most you can send would be 999 characters per line.

/news/options/send/set news sending format to plain text/plain text
settings/automatically wrap lines at/?? 999 = max

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From: Sharky <sha...@hellsgates.cor>
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Subject: Re: pixel to text size...
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