Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 May 1994.
HELP!!!
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 8 May 1994 - 16 May 1997
Okay, okay, I'm stupid. Will someone please tell me how to attach my sig to correspondence? thanks --daniel email at gar...@uwyo.edu
Is there MS Windows software available for converting a bmp, pcx, or tiff to ascii-art? Sorry if this is an FAQ, but I don't subscribe to this group. Thus, I would request that any replies be emailed to me directly. Thanks everyone.
I had a great program in college which lets you input text and it prints
out on continious paper in large letters...basically like a very long
poster
Anyone know of this program and where I can get it.
Not even sure what to search for
Thanks in anticipation
ro...@autodealing.com
In article <337...@autodealing.com>, Rob Wilson <ro...@autodealing.com> writes >I had a great program in college which lets you input text and it prints >out on continious paper in large letters...basically like a very long >poster >Anyone know of this program and where I can get it. >Not even sure what to search for > > Thanks in anticipation > ro...@autodealing.com I used to use this progam too, at University. About a month ago I found it again but seeing as I do not have a tractor feed printer anymore, nor University stationary supplies to feed it, I ditched the software. It was called BANNER. Unfortunately I cannot remember where I got it from though. Sorry I cannot be of any more help. Angus Kitchin Email: Ang...@crowcon.com WWW: http://www.crowcon.com
In article <337...@autodealing.com> Rob Wilson <ro...@autodealing.com> writes: >I had a great program in college which lets you input text and it prints >out on continious paper in large letters...basically like a very long >poster >Anyone know of this program and where I can get it. >Not even sure what to search for > There is a program called "banner" which has been a UNIX standard for years. You can find C source code for it wherever you'd find most unix utilities. There are probably versions for DOS available. Mark.
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