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From: ewagoner@nmt.edu (A Hoopy Frood Who Always Knows Where His Towel Is)
Subject: Re: Random Dot Stereograms?
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In article <2bsihv$m26@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> gary@ah3.cal.msu.edu (Gary J LaPointe) writes:
>
>Anyone have any random dot steroegrams in ASCII???
>
>(You know, those pictures that look 3-d when you cross your eyes!)
>

I haven't seen any dot stereograms, but here's a neat text stereogram
that I filched from someone (don't remember who...):



    E R I C         E R I C         E R I C       E R I C         E R I C
    W A G O N E R  W A G O N E R  W A G O N E R  W A G O N E R    W A G O N E R
     3d signature  3d signature  3d signature     3d signature    3d signature
Focus lines:            |             |




Try it! It really works!

eric

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