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From: llizard <cq547@freent.toronto.on.ca>
Subject: Re: piano recital is SMALLER!
Date: 1998/05/07
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In article <3551BE6B.6A53@gwtc.net>, Donovan <bakd@gwtc.net> wrote:
> 
> llizard wrote:
[smip]
> >                 _____
> >                | |   \
> >                | |    \
> >                | |     \___
> >                | |         \
> >                | |          \
> >       ~~0     _|_|___________|
> >        /\/  /____|____________)
> >     . /  \_|__________________|
> >     |/__    | )(            )(
> >     | |\\  :| )(   ejm 97   )(
> >
> > http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/pianist2.htm#top
> >
> > Many thanks to The Omega in The Omega's Javascript Help Forum at
> >
> > http://transload.starblvd.net/cgi-bin/forum?name=the_omega
> >
> > for revising the Javascript coding so that the animation takes much less
> > time to load.
> 
> After viewing the new coding, am I to understand that it can automaticly
> load the text that never moves in the ascii-art animation to the value
> section on the bottom? That is so cool!

          ha
  ^^^^%---  ha
   "   \ ha   It's the coolest! I am out of my mind with joy.


> However, what if the part that
> doesn't move in the animation is on the bottom of your ascii-art instead
> of the top part like your piano?

Good question. Why don't you go to the Omega's Javascript help forum and
ask?

http://transload.starblvd.net/cgi-bin/forum?name=the_omega

As you say, he's a great help and very friendly.

> > Apparently, there was nothing really wrong with the coding and it was a
> > memory problem. 
[snip]
> > I was going to copy Donovan's idea and have the pianist playing Chopin's
> > Minute Waltz by hitting the play button but I would need to find a midi
> > of Chopin's 3 second Waltz in order to have it finished by the time the
> > player gets up from the keyboard to bow.
> 
> I will help you look for a copy of it or see if I have that one in my
> CD's. Yes it's true, this classic and hard rock rocker likes his
> classical too! *S*
[snip]
> Donovan
> POEMS BY DONOVAN
> http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/6558/
> Email:  bakd@gwtc.net
.
          _______
         /       |
        /        |
    ___/         |
   /             |           ha
  /              |_     ,^%--- ha    I'd like to meet and 
 (_______________|_\  \/<  \ ha   applaud the keyboard player
 |__________________|_/  > .     who can play the Minute Waltz
  )(            )( |    __>|           in three seconds!
  )( ejm        )( |:  //| |



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