Where you can find animations
From Matt Messina <mes...@umich.edu>
· alt.ascii-art.animation
· 21 Mar 1994 06:16 · View full thread
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Recently, there have been many vt animations posted on alt.ascii-art. Look for posts with titles like filename.vt. They are posted by Chris Marget, who doesn't get alt.ascii-art.animation at his site. -- Matt Messina mes...@umich.edu
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