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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art.animation, 5 Apr 1994.
Re: How do you do that???

Re: How do you do that???

In article <1994Apr5.000128.1@clstac> jem...@csupomona.edu (Joe Monaly Jr.) writes:
>    Is there someone out there that can help me...  I want to learn how to do
>the screen animation.  I was wondering if someone could point me somewhere
>where I could get a manual on the codes for the vt100/320 so I know how to do
>what it is I want to do.  I have a project that I wanted to do and looked at
>some of the control characters and tried to figure it out, but I just don't get
>it.  That or could one of you masters out there who does make these things,
>drop me a line and tell me how you do it.  Thanks.
>---
>Joseph E. Monaly "Junior"                       Keep Looking, it's out there,
>Email: jem...@vmsa.is.csupomona.edu                          somewhere....

Read your .sig   Keep Looding, it's out there, somewhere....  (the imfo you request)

Bryan

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