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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Nov 1994.
Re: FLASHING ASCII

Re: FLASHING ASCII

From Brad <syb...@aber.ac.uk> · alt.ascii-art · 25 Nov 1994 15:54 · View full thread · report
	The escape codes you need for the basic flashing ASCII are: 

^[[5m (to turn flashing ON); and
^[[0m (to turn flashing OFF).

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     :+:    :+:       :+:       :+:+:   :+:+:   :+:    :+:   :+:+:   :+:   :+:
    +:+              +:+       +:+ +:+:+ +:+   +:+    +:+   :+:+:+  +:+   +:+
    +#++:++#        +#+       +#+  +:+  +#+   +#+    +:+   +#+ +:+ +#+   +#+
         +#+       +#+       +#+       +#+   +#+    +#+   +#+  +#+#+#   +#+
 #+#    #+#       #+#       #+#       #+#   #+#    #+#   #+#   #+#+#
 ########    ###########   ###       ###    ########    ###    ####   ###

On Wed, 23 Nov 1994, DOG wrote:

> 	Could anyone teach me how to how to create FLASHING ascii in a 
> normal ascii file??  

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