Re: [AL] Small font from DOSArena

[Damian Y. <d_y...@ho...>]

Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz wrote:
>
>On Fri, 29 Oct 1999, Damian Yerrick wrote:
> > .... it's a reasonable facsimile of the 132-column mode of
> > old dumb terminals.
> > http://yerricde.tripod.com/binaries/darena1b.zip
>
>A question: how am I suposed to download that file? Whenever I
>put the url in my browser, a tripod html page appears with the
>message "Please click on xxx to download the file". But clicking
>on it redirects me to the same html page!

Try clicking it a couple more times. I had to click it twice under
Infernal Exploiter 5.

>Recursive html downloading or something?

Tripod wants to show its ads. Try going to the home page first,
    http://yerricde.spedia.net/
minimize the ad bars, then click your way to the download. It may
work better that way. And if that doesn't work, turn off GetRight
or Go!Zilla.


Damian Yerrick

>  Windows NT - Naturally Terrible.

Good one.

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Nick Kochakian <ni...@wo...> writes:
> > No, FLI is just an image format.
> 
> Er, actually FLIs DO support audio

Care to back that up with a pointer to what makes you think this? I'm fairly 
confident that they don't, based on having read several different versions 
of the format spec, examined much code for playing these files, and used a 
number of different programs for both generating them and playing them, 
without seeing even a mention of audio support along the way. So I'm pretty 
certain that if you've seen a format with audio support, it can't have been 
FLI...


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> Care to back that up with a pointer to what makes you think this? I'm
fairly 
> confident that they don't, based on having read several different
versions 
> of the format spec, examined much code for playing these files, and used
a 
> number of different programs for both generating them and playing them, 
> without seeing even a mention of audio support along the way. So I'm
pretty 
> certain that if you've seen a format with audio support, it can't have
been 
> FLI...

I remember back a while ago geting this FLI/FLIC editor that'd let you
insert audio clips. It's included player worked with the audio, and other
players could also read the generated FLI files. So I think that they do.
However, I don't know much about the format itself, so I can't back it up..
Unless I find something :)