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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Jul 1994.
Re: TALK: Animations in .plan

Re: TALK: Animations in .plan

The first place I ever saw an animation (the only place for that matter)
was on a .plan.  Only unix machines can see these as far as I know.
Mail works just fine, as long as the recipient reads it with the unix
mail command.  A lot of mailers mess them up =] Oh, and instead of
mv animation .plan
you may want to use
cp animation .plan
which will copy it and not rename it =]  emacs is the editor I used to make
my tiny cartoons (availiable upon request) and can be useful for adding
animations to existing plans or v.v.  ctrl-q is "quote character" for most
emacs' =]     Sean Lambert     sum...@cs.montana.edu

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From: gsl...@trex.oscs.montana.edu (Sean Lambert)
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Subject: Re: TALK: Animations in .plan
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