Re: GIFSCII.EXE for DOS
Shane Hall wrote: > > Does anyone have any tips or tricks for using GIFSCII? It has no docs and > no built-in help. It offers 3 prompts: name of gif, columns and lines. > The author told me to hit ENTER at the last 2 prompts and then I will get > a menu to View, Save and other things. I never get this menu. Shane, If you can use Windows, go to http://www.search.com.....from there type in ASCII at the shareware.com engine. Great programs for what you want. Even though that's only word of mouth from a friend (I haven't tried them myself) I heat that marky00.zip may be what you are looking for. Good luck, Jason
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