Convert an ASCII character bitmap

Hi, I'm possibly looking through labview, enter a character on the keyboard (with the characteristics of the selected source) and create a bitmap for further processing.

Perhaps one of the few things that cannot be done because I have time searching and can't find anything about.

I appreciate the ideas or comments, greetings and thanks for your attention.

Hola, estoy buscando TR are posible mediante labview, put one caracter del teclado (con las caracteristicas of the seleccionada fuente) y crear a fichero para bitmap knew fair posterior.

Perhaps're una las few things Québec no is pueden hacer stink llevo tiempo y buscando no encuentro nada acerca ello.

Thank any idea o comment, saludos thanks for vuestra attention...

Hi Técnico,.

-You can enter any tank in a chain control

-You can create images "bitmap" with the photo features

-You can even write a tank in an image using the functions of photo...

Maybe you should explain your issue in more detail?

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