Re: UNIX ASCII ANIMATION PLAYER : installation
From Mark Ransom <mar...@ion.le.ac.uk>
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· 1 Feb 1995 17:39 · View full thread
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1. Save the text of the previous message to a file (called foo say) 2. On the command line type 'uudecode foo' 3. 'mv vtcat.uu vtcat' (extra work my fault, sorry) 4. 'vtcat ascimation.vt 1000' where ascimation.vt is your animation and 1000 relates to the speed your movie will play at...use trial and error to find a value to suit. Have fun! Mark http://ion.le.ac.uk/~mar5
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