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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Apr 1994.
Re: RUBIC thing movie

Re: RUBIC thing movie

>From: ra...@crosfield.co.uk (Richard Kirk)
>
>This is a neat bit of animation.  The bit I particularly liked was that it
>ran on my newsreader and I could control the rate the pages 'flicked' at.
>This is a lot easier then the animations you have to unpack, and which have to
>repeat patterns hundreds of times to hold something on the terminal.  Simple
>and easy to use.  This has a lot of possibilities.  Nice one, Scott!
>
>However maybe this didn't happen on all newsreaders.  Did anyone have trouble
>getting this to work on their newsreader?  Do we know what non-printing 
>characters work for everyone?
>

Well, it did not work on mine.  I access the news via Windows on a PC.  The 
form feeds were displayed as a graphical symbol instead of being 
interpreted.  So, I could scroll up and down as thought it was all one 
continuous message.  Hence, this was not, I repeat, NOT an animation.  Sorry 
to spoil your fun; I would have liked to see it too.

-- 
Normand Veilleux
nve...@emr1.emr.ca
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From: Nve...@emr1.emr.ca (Normand Veilleux)
Subject: Re: RUBIC thing movie
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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:29:49 GMT
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