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25 new of 603 responses total.
orinoco
response 325 of 603: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 22:37 UTC 1995

wow...a newuser who can end a response...howdy gram
end
quit
exit
"."
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help
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<just kidding>
arthurp
response 326 of 603: Mark Unseen   Dec 11 08:25 UTC 1995

Hello, here is *my* test.
Chaz.
popcorn
response 327 of 603: Mark Unseen   Dec 11 14:26 UTC 1995

This response has been erased.

arthurp
response 328 of 603: Mark Unseen   Dec 11 23:59 UTC 1995

Hi!
It seems to have.  That would be my initiation into PicoSpan.
I finally decided that I should learn this thing.  Everyone
thinks I'm crazy for ignoring it so long.  ;)
remmers
response 329 of 603: Mark Unseen   Dec 12 12:20 UTC 1995

This is true, but I think you will find that you have merely
traded one kind of being crazy for another.
orinoco
response 330 of 603: Mark Unseen   Dec 12 20:06 UTC 1995

but our insanity is far better
avatur
response 331 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 2 10:25 UTC 1996

Testin testing
/meow
remmers
response 332 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 2 13:37 UTC 1996

I'll guess that you were testing whether party noises work
in bbs.
orinoco
response 333 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 3 03:24 UTC 1996

Here's a question for you unix types out there...why can't you pipe the
"respond" command at a "respond or pass?" prompt through another program
(say, figlet)
remmers
response 334 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 3 11:59 UTC 1996

I assume you mean so that you can type in your response in the
ordinary way, but your input would be run through the program
and the output saved in the response.

You probably can't do that because Marcus didn't consider it
would be a common enough thing that people would want to do
to be worth writing the code to do it, and because you can
achieve the same effect in other ways--e.g. by saving the
output in a file, then reading the file into the response.
remmers
response 335 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 3 12:00 UTC 1996

However...
mdw
response 336 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 4 04:18 UTC 1996

You can define an editor that does that.  But no, there isn't any notion
in PicoSpan of "input filtering" or "temporary editors".
orinoco
response 337 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 6 15:53 UTC 1996

Could you run your editor program piped through figlet to make a temporary
file, and then read the file into your response and delete the file?
remmers
response 338 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 6 17:47 UTC 1996

__        __          _ _                        _      
\ \      / /__  _ __ ( ) |_  __      _____  _ __| | __  
 \ \ /\ / / _ \| '_ \|/| __| \ \ /\ / / _ \| '__| |/ /  
  \ V  V / (_) | | | | | |_   \ V  V / (_) | |  |   < _ 
   \_/\_/ \___/|_| |_|  \__|   \_/\_/ \___/|_|  |_|\_(_)
                                                        

However, the "gate" text collector will let you enter some text,
then type (at the beginning of a line)

        :|figlet

to run the text you've typed through figlet. (Or replace figlet
by any other filter to use that filter.) That's how I produced
the "Won't work" figlet above.

The vi editor will let you do something similar to this too.
popcorn
response 339 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 7 17:42 UTC 1996

This response has been erased.

janc
response 340 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 19:20 UTC 1996

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| \ | | __ _| |_ _   _ _ __ __ _| | |_   _   
|  \| |/ _` | __| | | | '__/ _` | | | | | |  
| |\  | (_| | |_| |_| | | | (_| | | | |_| |_ 
|_| \_|\__,_|\__|\__,_|_|  \__,_|_|_|\__, (_)
                                     |___/   
janc
response 341 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 19:21 UTC 1996

Testing testing test.
janc
response 342 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 19:27 UTC 1996

This response has been erased.

janc
response 343 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 19:33 UTC 1996

Ah, sneaky.  It doesn't update the number of the last response seen, but it
updates the date at which the item was last seen to exactly match the
response entry time stored in the sum file.  Clever, clever, clever.
janc
response 344 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 17 17:44 UTC 1996

Don't look at me like that.
popcorn
response 345 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 18 12:52 UTC 1996

This response has been erased.

janc
response 346 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 08:48 UTC 1996

Are you testing or just talking?
popcorn
response 347 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 23 09:31 UTC 1996

This response has been erased.

orinoco
response 348 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 23 20:39 UTC 1996

This will be a test
This is a test
That was a test
remmers
response 349 of 603: Mark Unseen   Jan 24 10:08 UTC 1996

Feeling a little tense, are we?
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