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Archive-name: auto/alt.3d/FTP-archive-of-alt-3d-stereogram-material

I have installed most of the random dot stereograms issued on
alt.3d on the FTP server here.

Type the command "ftp ftp.comlab.ox.ac.uk" (or alternatively "ftp
192.76.25.2" if this does not work) and use "anonymous" as the login id
and your e-mail address as the password when prompted.  The FTP command
"cd Documents/3d" will get you into the 3-D stereogram archive
directory.  The file "README" gives some general information and
"00index" gives a list of the files. (Retrieve these using the FTP
command "get README", for example.) Note that the large files are
compressed and have an extra ".Z" suffix (e.g., "torus.ps.Z").  "get
torus.ps" should retrieve an uncompressed version; "get torus.ps.Z"
will get the file in compressed form. Remember to use the "binary"
command first when retrieving compressed files.

See below for the current contents of the "00index" file.

--
Jonathan Bowen, Oxford University



Random dot and ASCII stereogram archive
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This is mostly derived from the alt.3d newsgroup that is
recommended reading for stereogram addicts.

Alt.3d          Relevant messages on alt.3d newsgroup
ascii-3d.ps     Short article on ASCII stereograms
stereogram.c    Short program to generate ASCII stereograms
*.ps            PostScript random dot stereograms from alt.3d
*.gif           GIF random dot stereograms from alt.3d

Collected by Jonathan Bowen, Oxford University Computing Laboratory
Email <Jonathan.Bowen@comlab.ox.ac.uk>
Last updated 11 August 1992.


--
Jonathan Bowen, <Jonathan.Bowen@comlab.ox.ac.uk>
Oxford University Computing Laboratory.