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From: "Erik Itter" <fsdg3456@narfa.org>
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Subject: ASCII art from sourcecode as image
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2003 21:52:57 +0200
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I have seen both linux source codes and some scripts for my company rendered
as images - reads formated with extra blanks line feeds etc. to look like
some image if displayed using small enough letters. (without
inserting/deleting anything changing the source from the compilers point of
view)

I am sure there has to be some converter to do that source2asciiArt
conversion using a given image as formating mask but i cannot find such a
tool. Where are they???

plz help

erik