Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 Mar 1996.
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TALK-line: Re: ASCII/ANSI ART: Legend of the Dogwood
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 5 Mar 1996
In article <199...@titan.sfasu.edu>, z_c...@titan.sfasu.edu writes: > This is one of my first attempts at animated ascii art. Below is attached > the file DOGWOOD.UUE, the UUEncoded version of a file named DOGWOOD.ZIP, > which is the PK Zipped (v2.04g) file DOGWOOD.ANS. Unzip it, and type > TYPE DOGWOOD.ANS . While I can't claim credit for the poem, and know not > whom to credit, the artwork is entirely my own, created using > TheDraw v5.00. > > Hope you enjoy, and I would appreciate any comments via email. > > -Albert Croft > (z_c...@titan.sfasu.edu) > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I would like to appologize for an error on my part. The UUEncoded file I posted contains a PK Zipped file containing a UUEncoded version of the DOGWOOD.ANS file. My appologies for this error. -Albert Croft
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