Your Name			You can contribute to AsciiXchange. AsciiXchange works a little like a guestbook program but instead of leaving greetings you can show your Ascii Art to the world. Just cut and paste your work into the Ascii Pad. Don't worry if your image is bigger than the pad - the program will still work. As well, make sure that your "cut" has a square edge in the upper left corner - otherwise, your top line will be shifted by a space. AsciiXchange is written in Perl. You can see the source code here. The parse_form routine was written by Matt Wright of Matt's Script Archive fame. The general logic behind AsciiXchange is taken from Matt's Guestbook program. If you like AsciiXchange, let me know. Or maybe if you think that billions of dollars of fibre optic cable could be better used, I'd like to know that too! Comments to James Littlejohn
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Ascii Pad Cut and Paste Your Images Here! Images can be larger than input area

    -------The ASCII ART FAQ Ten Commandments.---------
 
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            /  _  _|                  1/ Thou shalt read the FAQ.
           (\'('\/')                  2/ Thou shalt not remove the
     ______/(    >(__                     Signature from any ASCII ART.
    /`-    \ \_=__| `\                3/ Thou shalt not claim the Ownership
   /       /__(  _____\  _____            of someone else's ASCII ART.
  /_ \.____    ,"     "."     ",__    4/ Thou shalt read the FAQ.
 |    /   _\__/_       -       /  \   5/ Thou shalt ask permission
 \/      /____  \ASCII ART FAQ  ///       before using Someone else's
  )     / /   \__\     -        |         ASCII ART.
  '-.__|_/    ///| I      VI    |     6/ Thou shalt not sell Someone
       \_     |        |        |         else's ASCII ART.
         |    |   II      VII   |     7/ Thou shalt read the darn FAQ.
          \   |        |        |     8/ Thou shalt not post
          /   |  III      VIII  |         unaccredited ASCII ART without
          \   |        |        |         mentioning that you didn't make it.
           \_ |   IV      IX    |     9/ Thou shalt not assume that
             \|        |        |         ASCII ART isn't ART at all.
              |    V      X     |    10/ Thou shalt read the FAQing FAQ.
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