Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 14 Oct 1996.
displaying .vt.z files
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 2 messages · 14 Oct 1996 - 15 Oct 1996
This must be a FAQ, but I didn't find a FAQ with the answer ;-) Hoe do I display these .vt.z files? I've uudecoded the appropriate parts, but I can't get them to display anything. Not by TYPEing them with ANSI.SYS loaded (as I remembered reading somewhere), not by renaming and running them as a .COM file. Thanks, Jan ----------------------------------------------------------------- Jan Doggen, Masters Software, mas...@xs4all.nl P.O. Box 697 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands, (31)-71-5223958
mas...@xs4all.nl (Jan Doggen) writes:
>This must be a FAQ, but I didn't find a FAQ with the answer ;-)
It's not worth of faq, it's easy. :-)
Guess you're dos'sed. You're got the uuencoded file. So do a gunzip and a
type to it. That's all.
Lucky, if you had some smell of *nix. As stated in the "readme" of them a
simply zcat would do the job.
no DOS no COM no PAIN, Kai
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