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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Mar 1999.
Time It Takes...

Time It Takes...

I look at some people's ASCII art, and they do these AMAZING pieces of art,
and they do so many, sometimes I ask myself: "How long does it take you to
create one?" It takes me a LONG time to make a SIMPLE one. Now, I know I'm
not good, because I'm somewhat new to this thing, but is there a secret
program? I tried a converter, but when I tried it, it turned out as NOTHING,
even when I squinted and turned my moniter down REALLY far. Then I try to
create a picture in GIF of my own, and the darned thing froze on me! I had to
restart my computer. Is there any Window$ program out there?

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Date: 1999/03/13
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