Re: Half Space Technique for html art
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 21 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
Tim Park wrote in message <6himdd$82...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>... >"Brock Kevin Nambo" (new...@earthling.net) writes: >> Of course, GIF is a proprietary format, so only certain browsermakers can >> put it in--whether by personal inability or by personal choice (FSF, for >> example, will have no truck with GIF)--so any browsers made by those people >> won't make it. > >So pick your favourite image format. >Last I heard, I thought that GIF had to be licensed only if you wanted to >have "encoding"/save routines in your code, and that loaders were okay. >(This argument doesn't affect personal choice, but I still wanted to >mention it) But what if I had it in an animated GIF? (How many other formats have animation allowed?) >>BKNambo -- Sun...@msn.com World Domination through Trivia! [ chatquiz | onGames | MarsMission ]
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