Re: Star Trek Animation Ext tt
From Simon McGill <sim...@smcgill.demon.co.uk>
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· 25 Jan 1995 19:48 · View full thread
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In article <199...@aspen.uml.edu> lev...@aspen.uml.edu (THE GREAT CORNHOLIO) writes: > > Type Ext tt <...SNIP...> What format is this Ascii-anim in ? Is there anyone on this group using an Amiga who could tell me how to view it ? Simon. PS: BTW, is there an FTP "ASCII-ART" site ? -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________ ________.--'-`--._____ |____==================_) \_'===================` _,--___.-|__|-.______|=====/ `---' `---------._ ~~~~~| ------------------------- `-._ - - - ,' A4k/040-12MB-710MB-CDROM \_____,-' sim...@smcgill.demon.co.uk ---------------------------------------------------------------- Simon Says:- It's A Free World................BOLLOCKS!!!
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