question and looking for ascii animators?
From Rebecca from Inspire <con...@inspire.melb.net>
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· 28 Mar 2002 05:32 · View full thread
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hi I run a small site for creative people with disabilities a t www.inspire.melb.net and would love to show some work by ascii animators if anyone is interested. I know generally what ascii art is, but was wondering if anyone can give me a short explanation of ascii animation is and how it's achieved? thanks for your time, Rebecca Editor Inspire Website
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