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Tuesday, December 16, 2003

Another way is to reformat the pic using a bilevel-friggidation filter. Once it is in .bf format, convert it to a .jpeg. Using transparent laserjet paper, print a 2x3 photo and tape it on your screen (using transparent tape of course...and no whiteout). Or, you can do like you said. The advantage of using the friggidation technique is that you never have to be online to view your pic.

*snerk*

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