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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Jul 1997.
Re: HELP!!! How to save animated ascii

Re: HELP!!! How to save animated ascii

Anne Buonassisi wrote:
> The reason I can't "copy" and "paste" or "control c and control v" is
> that the animated Ascii cannot be highlited!

Good point. I just added a pause-button to mine. Now
copy and paste will work.

> Any other suggestions???? - would be greatly appreciated.    Anne.
For the animations made by others:
Save the page to a local file "test.html". I guess you want to
copy just a single picture. Some Ascii might be difficult to copy 
out of the source though.
Then you can modify the Javascript code to show just one
picture. Somewhere you'll find something like :


document.f.t.value=tl[x];        
x++; if(x==max) x=0;        
setTimeout("tick()",70);  }    //--></script>  

Just put a // in front of setTimeout, make a new line
for the "}   //-->" etc. and replace the x in tl[x] with 
the number of the picture you'd like to see. 
E.g. :

document.f.t.value=tl[24];        
x++; if(x==max) x=0;        
//setTimeout("tick()",70);    
}    //--></script>

Open the file with your browser and you can copy your snapshot
with copy and paste.

Hope that helps. 

Andreas
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From: Andreas Freise <fre...@stud.uni-hannover.de>
Subject: Re: HELP!!! How to save animated ascii
Date: 1997/07/13
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