Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 5 Jun 1994.
How to view on an Amiga?
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 1 message · 5 Jun 1994
ana...@sutro.SFSU.EDU (Anthony Yee) writes: >Does anyone here know how to view ansi/ascii animation on an Amiga? Know >of a viewer on a FTP site? Let me know! >Thanx I'm an Amiga sysop and have made tons of ANSI animations. There really hasn't been a program released specifically for viewing ansi animations (if they're black and white, "type" will work in your Shell), otherwise what I do to check them out is to do one of two things: 1. Load your terminal program, set it for ANSI (I use JRComm), and just ASCII send the thing with your modem off. or 2. Load it into an ANSI editor (ProANSI comes to mind) and then play it with that. .vt animations I usually play with "cat" on my unix machine.. -- begin 644 Moebis.uu M8F5G:6X@-C0T($UO96)I<PI!,C<P1SQ2(50]-RE4.R8U4R@F)4P[(B%4.B8T 80#U6)5DH)C%//5983BM"6"H*( IE;F0* end
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