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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:AMIGA NOTES
Notice:Join us in the *NEW* conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:HYDRA::MOORE
Created:Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5378
Total number of notes:38326

3046.0. "Animated Pointers ?" by HPSCAD::GATULIS (Frank Gatulis) Wed Oct 25 1989 22:26

    Need help locating something.
    
    A while back I had a bunch of animated pointer stuff and must have
    recycled the disk it was on.  Anybody recall if this stuff is on
    the network somewhere?  I've been looking around without success
    and can't remember if I got it from a fish disk, someone gave it
    to me, or what!
    
    Thanks,
    Frank
    
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3046.1PTRANDECWET::DAVISmidiot W/O a patcher/routerWed Oct 25 1989 23:593
    It is on fish 170.
    
    mark
3046.2Pointer AnimatorSALEM::LEIMBERGERThu Oct 26 1989 06:2710
    I remember an animated pointer program ,from one of the disk mags.It
    was pretty nice,and I don't think it was "PTRAN".Yuo would know
    it right off by the samples that came with it.There was a "no smoking"
    sign complete with animated smoke,an erupting volcano,swimming fish,
    waving flag,color cycling pointer,and several more.You could run
    the pointer you wanted,and then stop it by running a kill program.Of
    course you could also build your own animations etc.The mag was
    Amigo Times v1.3 .This disk also had a slide show construction set
    it.
    								bill
3046.3PTRANIMDECWET::DAVISMark Davis - 206.865.8749Thu Oct 26 1989 16:554
    It was called PTRANIM on the fish I mentioned earlier.  My terminal got
    cut off when I was naming the reply.
    
    md
3046.4Thanks - lets try anotherHPSCAD::GATULISFrank GatulisFri Oct 27 1989 00:4910
    Re -1
    
    Thanks I got it....  That was easy lets try another test !
    
    How about the original Boing Demo....  Anotherone I can't seem to
    locate.
    
    Thanks
    Frank