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From: Rasmus Klitgaard-Nielsen <pinky@cs.auc.dk>
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Subject: Re: Tips for BMP or GIF --> ASCII conversion?
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 22:05:21 +0100
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Eurakarte wrote:
> 
> On 04 Jan 2001, apstrongNEWTS@connect.ab.ca (Paul Strong)
> bought a plush plankton doll and said:
> 
> >So: any tips for this conversion process?
> [snip]
> 
>   Well, you said you wanted it on your website, correct? If you
> want it in an HTML file, just use the FONT tag to make the
> type very small. This creates a really neat effect. There's a
> program out there that adds color to HTML ASCII art, but I
> don't remember the name or where it is. (does anyone else?)
I believe it's called "matrix" (no, not the movie :)

> Geekflavor.net had a *really* good colorized picture of the
> Linux penguin a while ago, but alas, geekflavor.net seems to
> have vanished.
> 
> ----------------------------------------
> //Eurakarte
> Bow to the PRINCE of PLANKTON.
> http://eurakarte.cjb.net


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