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From: looster@cats.ucsc.edu (JASON
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Subject: Re: vt ftp site
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In article <2t20ml$40c@cyberspace.com> icelord@cyberspace.com (Brian charles Witt) writes:
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>Are there any ftp sites where I can get vt animations.
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>	Thanks in advance-	-	-	-Joshua Stockham

Why Yes.  In fact, I have an ftp site with 20 + vt100 animations as
well as escape codes...ect.

For a list of the animations, ftp to:

ftp.armory.com under the directory /pub/user/hello/index
otherwise, you can explore in the directory /pub/user/hello/vt100_animations.
Pass the word and enjoy.

hello@deeptht.armory.com


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