Art but in word form

Published 13 September 07 07:27 PM | Coding4Fun 

bronco1[1] ASCII art has been around for ages but Matt has created a way to create to convert images into ASCII text for web pages.  Matt explains how he does the color conversions and how he gets data from the image to text.  One major thing he stresses is you must use a monotype font.  What is a monotype font?  It is a font that has all the letters with the same width.  Examples of monotype fonts are Terminal, Courier New, or Lucida Console.  Without using a monotype font in such an application will cause the image to distort every line.

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# MSDN Blog Postings » Art but in word form said on September 14, 2007 1:01 AM:

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# UsualDosage said on October 5, 2007 6:00 PM:

Thanks for the reference! I'll return the favor with a link on my site. Enjoy the ASCII art, and long live the BBS's!

# The Usual Dosage » Blog Archive » I Love RSS and Web 2.0 said on October 5, 2007 6:05 PM:

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