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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 24 Apr 1996.
Answer: How to scan image into ASCII art?

Answer: How to scan image into ASCII art?

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>We have a need to create many screens of corporate logos to put onto our
>computers that have been donated to our organizations.  This is a new
>concept for us and we are looking for an easy way to do it.  Our donated
> computers are never in Windows, only DOS, so we need to use the ASCII
> method to display these corporate logos.  Any ideas?
>-----------------------------------------------------------------
>Tip Kilby      (tki...@atlanta.com)

I found a good place with ascii tools. Programs are compiled and compressed
for different systems, so for PC (DOS) too.

gopher://gopher.wwa.com:70/11/ascii
 go to the directory: "Gifscii for various systems"

Good luck!

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=============================================================================== Lukasz Kusior          ___ /         lku...@eurinsa.insa-lyon.fr       ==
== INSA de Lyon          |__/|   ----------------------------------------- ==
== res. B, ch. 131       (o o)   If the railway station is the place where ==
== tel:(+33)72.43.72.45   (_)      trains stop, what is the workstation?   ==
=======================oOO===OOo=============================================

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From: Lukasz KUSIOR <lku...@eurinsa.insa-lyon.fr>
Subject: Answer: How to scan image into ASCII art?
Date: 1996/04/24
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