Re: valentine.vt
From C. Martin <aa7...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Apr 1994 14:22 · View full thread
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In a previous article, ug9...@mach01.scs.carleton.ca (David Fong) wrote: >Not bad for February 14th... but if you use it, don't forget >to change the names in the heart or else you might have to >spend the day trying to explain who 'Beth' is... >begin 644 valentine.vt This is not the first encoding "ANIMATION" I have seen, but have not a single idea how to "RUN" (put it into ``motion'') them! ;-/ Can anyone ENCODE the necessary "``VIEWER''" and send it to me?! Or POST it!? Or, at least tell me where to look for one.... ;-) This message is originally being posted in alt.ascii-art - I will try to find the ".animation" news- group soon. Take Care, and please accept my gratitude for your wonderful ASCII artE-work.... Simply wonderful! -PEN
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