Re: cow animation
From Patrick Marquez <mar...@nic.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 19 Feb 1995 05:27 · View full thread
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Michael P. Root (mpr...@mtu.edu) wrote:
: How do you get that exploding cow to work?
If you are talking about putting it on your plan, I'm not really sure,
but if you find out, please reply.
I sent the exploding cow file to myself and opened it up using PINE 3.88.
If you use pine to read mail, keep on pressing the spacebar (or whatever
lets you go to the next page) continuously and you should see the animation.
.....\ ..\ .......| ......\ .......| .....| ..| ....
.......| ....\ .......| ........| .......| ......| ..| ....
..| ..| .. ..\ ..| ..| ..| ..| ..| ..| ....
.......| ..| ...| ..| ..| .... ..| ..| ..| ...
....... ........| ..| ..| ..\ ..| ..| ..| ...\
..| ........| ..| ..| ..\ .......| ......| ..| ...\
..| ..| ...| ..| ..| ..\ .......| .....| ..| ...\
m a r q u e z p @ n i c . c o m
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