__      _______  _______________             (\      /)
              /  \   _/   ____\/   __/  _    __)   __________\'----'/_________
             /    \ /    /    /  _/ |  | |  |      \\        ( =  = )        //
            /  /\  (    (    /  /   |  | |  |       ))  EVIL  ) .. ( INSIDE ((
     ___   /  /__\  \    \__/  /    |  | |  |      //_________\ -- /_________\\
    /  /  /          \___  (  (     |  | |  |                  `--'
   (  (__/  ________  \  \  \  \    |  | |  |
    \      /  ___   \  \  )  \  \_  |  | |  |    _
     \    /   \  \___\__\/   /\   \__  |_|  |__ |_  _| . -|-  _  _   /_|_  /|
      \  /     \____________/  \_____\________( |_ (_| |  |_ (_) |`    | o  |
       \/ ______________________________________________________________________   
          \_   ____________   ______________________________________________.-'
            \_ \_        _/ _/  Demo:  Picture 2 ASCII conversion functions
              \_ \______/ _/          -=< (B)(T)(S) >=- ,  /V\ E P H . '99
                \________/


Steps:
  • 1 . Choose the image (relative path with '/')
  • 2 . Set the size (isn't done automatically)
  • 3 . Set the used character set
  • 4 . Press the 'convert' button

    • Additional:
  • 1a. Press the 'preview' button (shows a thumbnail, if the path is correct)
  • 2a. Press the 'SDOSFRA' button (scales the actual height value with the DOS font ratio aspect)
  • 3a. User defined character set (enter your own character set in the textfield)
  • 4a. Select and copy the text to your clipboard (crtl+c)


    • (The values are optimal for the test picture. Simply press the 'convert' button.)


    INPUT:
    Image name:
    Resize Image: Width =
    (max 200px):
    		Height=
    (max 200px):


    Image preview

    Used Char.:
    (dark)

    (light)
    96
    48
    24
    12
    6
    User defined


    OUTPUT:

  • JPG & GIF supported
  • JAVA & JAVAScript based
  • Shows a few possibilities of ASCIIEditor IV
  • Security Exception: The image must always be on the same computer/server.
  • [IE: If you move this files to another directory, some IE versions show this exception (browser cache).]

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