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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Mar 1998.
Javascript anims..

Javascript anims..

I've found that some of the aforementioned animations don't run when I
look at them.  Strangely, on Joans page, I can see the Sea Monster one,
but not the others.  The words "midi control" are there, strangely
lonely, and look as if they could do with the company of some buttons.

Anyone tell me why?  (I can see Llizard's and Krogg's, etc.)


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From: Andy Hood <ah7...@bris.ac.uk>
Subject: Javascript anims..
Date: 1998/03/14
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