When I started here, Clemson's Computer Center had a file that some
professor had made that would make one of our 1403's play Tiger Rag when
it printed. We kept a copy on spool for tours, and it got air time on
the local TV news a few times.
Of course, printer, file and probably professor are long gone now.
On 9/13/2013 1:27 PM, efinnell15 wrote:
I searched a little for 1403 line printer art but didn't find anything but the
music.
There was Alfred E. Newman, Lone Ranger, Apollo, Snoopy Marilyn Monroe and some
composite of Raquel Welch on a stool with long flowing tresses to make it PG-13.
In a message dated 09/13/13 05:49:09 Central Daylight Time, d...@higgins.net
writes:
And then once I wrote a FORTRAN program punched on 5081 cards that "Printed" a
birthday cake with candles and the name of a girl. My first graphics program mixed in
with all those thermo calculations.
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