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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jan 2005.
Re: 55k animation?

Re: 55k animation?

N. Thornton wrote:
> Its not that. Its animated by holding the page down button on notepad,
> win32pad or similar. To get it to work you often have to tweak the
> page spacing by a line or so, depending on what text editor youre
> using, and you cant do that on a webpage - or I dont know how to
> anyway.

I remember seeing something on javascript source once that had a 
'cheerleader' doing a cartwheel in a <textarea>. Perhaps if you could 
find code along that line, you'd be set. (this could also be the 
solution to the mozilla/asciimator issue).

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