UPLOADING COLOR GRAPHICS TO A PUBLIC MESSAGE BOARD

        UPLOADING COLOR GRAPHICS TO A PUBLIC MESSAGE BOARD
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       Once you've logged on to the bbs type "NOWRAP" at the 
         MAIN MENU prompt. This will turn off bbs wordwrap
    which occurs at approximately 70 to 72 characters per line.
 
      Then access the public message board you want to post
             your ansi graphic or animation file on.
       Let your communications program take over and upload
            your file just as you would a text upload.

   UPLOADING A COLOR LETTER OR GRAPHIC TO SOMEONE VIA "E-MAIL"
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       Once you've logged on to the bbs type "NOWRAP" at the 
         MAIN MENU prompt. This will turn off bbs wordwrap
    which occurs at approximately 70 to 72 characters per line.

      Then access the member's account you want to E-MAIL
             your ansi graphic or animation file to.
      Let your communications program take over and upload
            your file just as you would a text upload.

  UPLOADING AND VIEWING COLOR GRAPHICS DIRECTLY FROM THE LIBRARY
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 When you logon you simply go into the library and "xmodem" upload
                 your file to the graphics library. 
               DO NOT COMPRESS (arc or zip) THE FILE.
                       What could be easier!                       
                                                         
To view the color graphics......   
   SIMPLY TYPE THE FILENAME AND EXTENTION AT THE LIBRARY PROMPT
            AND THE FILE WILL BE SHOWN ON YOUR SCREEN.
                       (like a text download)
 
 I like keeping the extention of ".ans" so I know that the file is
a color file. Actually naming your upload with an extention is not
necessary as far as getting it read back to the screen is concerned.
 
By the way....                                         
 This procedure works just as well with ASCII Graphics. 

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