Re: animation
From david schrittesser <a97...@univie.ac.at>
· alt.ascii-art.animation
· 17 Feb 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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I know someone who has this and I�ll ask him tomorrow. He also has little sheep dropping down from the top of his screen and then walknig around and standing on each others back. Do you have Mac or Gates-stuff? Fernando Crowley schrieb: > At College in one of the computer I have notice something very interesting > it was a program called Felix. > Its was this cat that roams around the desktop while I was actually running > other programs at the same time. Its very cool (not a screen saver). > > I'm actually trying to find something simiular for my home computer. > I have been surfing all around and can't seem to find it anywhere or what to > look for. > If anyone out there know what i'm talking about or have any suggestions > > PLEASE GIVE ME A SHOUT > Thanks
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