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From: asnd@reg.triumf.ca (Donald Arseneau)
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Subject: Re: DON'T TRY 'Cow.vt' animation!!!
Date: 12 Nov 1993 22:12 PST
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In article <2c1muk$inq@news.ysu.edu>, s0130703@cc.ysu.edu (Daniel East) writes...
> 
>  How in the world could vt100 codes lock up a computer when received
>through a terminal program?  There is no way that is possible.  


^S


Donald Arseneau                         asnd@reg.triumf.ca