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From: brown@cs.swarthmore.edu (Randolph G. Brown)
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Subject: Re: Random Dot Stereograms?
Date: 11 Nov 1993 07:31:23 GMT
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Wow, those were cool (even if not all of them were R-D)... I have
(had?) some old code for my (defunct) ST that showed bitmap Random-Dot
stereograms... Never thought of doing them in ascii, though.  Hmm...
have to dig up the code.

	-Randy

PS.  They were particularly nice in that the right of one frame made
the left for the next... Shoulda thought of that.  Course I was
printing them out on an Epson and looking at them through a
stereoscope, though I can go really wall-eyed now and see them
without...