X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII X-Google-Thread: fd588,1ded6db54f15ca80,start X-Google-Attributes: gidfd588,public From: kai@fantaghiro.deceiver.org (Kai Voelcker) Subject: outlimit.vt.z, part 1/1 Date: 1996/09/08 Message-ID: #1/1 X-Deja-AN: 180149909 organization: Kasimba Barsini Inc. followup-to: alt.ascii-art.animation reply-to: kai@deceiver.in-kiel.de newsgroups: alt.ascii-art.animation An ansi animation collected from this newsgroup some times ago. Use :decode or :unshar to extract. The resulting file is gzip'ed. Invoke zcat to view. #!/bin/sh # # This is a self-extracting shell archive of the binary file "outlimit.vt.z". # Created on Sun Sep 8 19:01:01 CET DST 1996 by post-bin, revision 2.1. # # To decode with /bin/sh, remove everything before the /bin/sh and feed # each piece as input to /bin/sh. When all the pieces have been # processed, the archive will automatically concatenate the pieces and # uudecode them to produce outlimit.vt.z. If successful, it will remove all # uuencoded pieces. Alternatively, the archive(s) may be processed with # no editing by the unshar program. # # If you do not have /bin/sh or unix, you may decode by removing # everthing before/after the lines beginning with the word BEGIN/END, # respectively, in each piece. Then concatenate the pieces in the proper # order and uudecode. # part=1 pfile=outlimit.v file=outlimit.vt.z psize=11670 sed -e '/^BEGIN/d' -e '/^END/d' << \End_of_Section > $pfile.$part BEGIN------------ outlimit.vt.z ------------ part 1/1 --- begin 644 outlimit.vt.z A1[YG9<> Fax +49 431 330545