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ASCII Generator dotNET is a nice freeware software that lets you convert your most preferred pictures into high quality ASCII art. The idea behind this nice piece of software is to convert a regular picture into a tight net of small characters which, seen as a whole, display the image you have chosen to convert. ASCII Generator dotNET is only available for Windows Operative systems, supports variable width fonts, real-time output adjustment and is able to do most of the functions you can find in photo editors. Of course instead of changing the brightness of a pixel, just to give you an example, it will modify a character. To know more about this software click here.
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