Lots Of VT-Animations

I hate to be rude, but this is an unacceptable post because it is way too
big, and I don't see any way to actually separate each .vt file enclosed.
Could you maybe please repost a few of the best ones as separate files. 

Thank you.

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In article q4...@bigboote.WPI.EDU, chi...@yaya.WPI.EDU (The Logistician) writes:
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>I hate to be rude, but this is an unacceptable post because it is way too
>big, and I don't see any way to actually separate each .vt file enclosed.
>Could you maybe please repost a few of the best ones as separate files. 
>
>Thank you.

Well you could use a test editor (such as vi) to separate the post into it's
component files.  I may be wrong about this (I have not looked at the post)
but it's probably a bunch of uuencoded vt's appended into one file and using
an effective text editor it should take you no more than five minutes to
separate and decode.

I'm sure you are capable of doing this...

Dave

In <2p73hv$hh...@qualcomm.com> dpe...@qualcomm.com (David Pease) writes:

>Well you could use a test editor (such as vi) to separate the post into it's
>component files.  

Actually, it was one big uuencoded zipfile, such that it's not possible
to split it without unencoding the post first.

In <2p7ga0$mt...@cegt201.bradley.edu> im1...@cegt201.bradley.edu (Joe Zbiciak) writes:

>In <2p73hv$hh...@qualcomm.com> dpe...@qualcomm.com (David Pease) writes:

>>Well you could use a test editor (such as vi) to separate the post into it's
>>component files.  

>Actually, it was one big uuencoded zipfile, such that it's not possible
>to split it without unencoding the post first.


Yep!  It can be a real bitch trying to edit a uuencoded zipfile that's
not uuencoded!  Ok so I'm slagging a typo!  Find the temp space.
Uudecode it there, unzip it and trim it.  Whats the problem?

David Mc Auley
mca...@unix1.tcd.ie