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Wow, that's cool.

Still, that's not ASCII art, it's HTML art. 

I'd say it could be done in about a page or two of C code, if you want
to write a photoshop plug-in.  Myself, I'd write it in Objective-C, and
make it a TIFFany plug-in.

-jcr


kaesetoast@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> I need your help. I have found a very *strange* site with a fantastic
> ASCII art (http://www.lostinspace.de/). Does anybody know, wich
> application could convert a picture like this?
> 
> regards