Hi Ken, Double apologies.
Alex: > I got it in the mail sometime ago. Pretty nice. About 7 MB. > Some Germans(?) painting watermelons Christmas-egg style. > If you want a copy, let me know where to put/send it. > > Cheers, > -- Alex > Ken: If there is a publically-accessible source, so that people on the list can play along at home, it is interesting. Something of unknown provenance from an unknown source is not, generally, a good idea. There might also be copyright issues, and as an advocate for GPL'd software I'm a firm believer in copyright! In fact, I have zero .pps files here. Is there _any_ publically accessible source for playing with these gewgaws ? Also, you seem to have decided to top-post, I'm sure you know we dislike people who do that. The multipart-alternative html mail works, but is _disappointing_ from an LFS/BLFS user - do you not agree that html in mail is for windows users ? ;-) (yeah, I'm pretty pissed-off at the moment, mostly down to 3.13.5 (probably), not poor Alex who has triggered this) Alex: I was so spaced out. First, the second apology: For the top post. I just took the Gmail and pressed the red button! The first apology. To just give you an idea how out of it I was at the time: My statement, "I got it in the mail sometime ago ... Some Germans(?) painting watermelons Christmas-egg style." was supposed to be "I got it in the mail sometime around Christmas ... Some Germans(?) painting watermelons Easter-egg style." Ken: In fact, I have zero .pps files here. Is there _any_ publically accessible source for playing with these gewgaws ? Alex: Maybe I can find out where/how that file originated. In the meantime, sorry, -- Alex
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