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Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 6 Jun 2002.
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[DIS] ANSI display in HTML ?

[DIS] ANSI display in HTML ?

rec.arts.ascii · 2 messages · 6 Jun 2002 - 7 Jun 2002
I used to run an old BBS and I am making a "reunion" website for it.

I want the intro page to be the old ANSI/ASCII graphic log-in screen,
is there any way to convert this ANSI code to HTML (or do I have to
grab the screen and display a BMP or GIF of it?)

Any help would be really appreciated!!

Paul

webmaster @ lookupuk . com

Paul Field wrote:
> 
> I used to run an old BBS and I am making a "reunion" website for it.
> 
> I want the intro page to be the old ANSI/ASCII graphic log-in screen,
> is there any way to convert this ANSI code to HTML (or do I have to
> grab the screen and display a BMP or GIF of it?)

It depends on what characters (and features) from ANSI are used by that
screen. Some ANSI graphics convert quite well into ASCII, others don't.
I have written some kind of Ansi2Ascii converter for my ASCII-Art
program JavE, but I have not finished it - so it's only available in the
developer version on my system (BTW: This converter also deals with ANSI
anmiations and was ment to convert them to JMOV animations).
If you want to give it a try you can post the ANSI graphics to me and I
will try to convert it.

Markus
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