Re: Moving Ascii? Hmm!@#$%#$..
From Tor Slettnes <to...@netcom.com>
· alt.ascii-art.animation
· 15 Apr 1994 02:25 · View full thread
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Minh Nguyen <mng...@mason1.gmu.edu> wrote in alt.ascii-art: > I have heard that there is some Ascii picture that actually move when >you save it into ".plan" file and if whoever finger you, he/she will see >that picute actually move on the screen. Is it true? if it is,can someone >please show me how to get those pictures... Thanks in advance. This is difficult, because 'finger' filters away the ESC character. You would have to use ^H (backspace) and ^M (carriage return) characters to manipulate your position on the line. It would't take too much effort to make something simple though, say -- a banner coming across the line. -tor PS. Followup-To: alt.ascii-art.animation
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