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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 May 2000.
Re: Ascii-Art or not?

Re: Ascii-Art or not?

> 1. Open a pic (e.g. a pic of a face) in a paint-prog (e.g. Paint Shop
> Pro) and/or select an area (e.g. an eye)
> 2. Shrink this pic/area to to a size of max. 72*xx pixel
> 3. Decrease the numbers of colors of this pic to 2bit (2 colors) with
> error diffusion.
> 4. Open a text-editor and type an 1 for a white pixel or a 0 for a
> black one...
> 5. after some typing-work u got it... :o)

wow, that really does work!!!! i made a pic of  The GIMP's logo.   you can see
him at www.gimp.org (the picture) i would post the ascii but it's huge. maybe if
enough people wanna see it.

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      O     CH3  _           __
H2C   |     /   |_)   _.._  (_
  \ /   \ /N\   | \\/(_|| | __)o
   N     |   |     /
    \_N_/ \N/   Email: hou...@crosswinds.net
   /  |         URL: http://home.att.net/~bearbait
  O  CH3   <-- a caffiene molecule

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