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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art.animation, 28 Dec 1994.
Help on .plan

Help on .plan

Hello,

	Recently I copied an ascii animation as .plan file. But when I 
finger myself, it turns out to be a lot a characters instead of the 
animation. Then how can I use an animation as my plan?

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        William Wong                                           /-|\ III i>  |
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        Department of Physics,                            |>\______/III i  ^^^
        The University of Hong Kong,                      |   !__!__III/\ ^^^^^
        Pokfulam Road,                                   /\\ ////|====IIII ===
        Hong Kong                                       /\\\/////|====IIII ===
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From: h91...@hkuxa.hku.hk (William)
Subject: Help on .plan
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