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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 23 Jul 1996.
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Image Converters for Unix

Image Converters for Unix

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 23 Jul 1996 - 25 Jul 1996

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.

-- Darrell
   dar...@nyiq.net

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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