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From: c60b-1eq@e260-1f.berkeley.edu (Noam Mendelson)
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Subject: Re: whence .GL files ??
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Date: 5 Apr 91 02:29:18 GMT
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In article <1991Apr4.204048.20699@odin.corp.sgi.com> nelson@bolyard.wpd.sgi.com (Nelson Bolyard) writes:
>Recently, there appeared in c.b.i.p two programs to operate on ".GL" files.
>...
>Since I work for a company that is known for its "GL" (Graphics Library) I
>thought it a good idea to ask about these .GL files.  If you know what these
>files are, please post an explanation to this newsgroup.  Thanks.

.GL files are GRASP animation files.  GRASP is an animation utility written
by Paul Mace (I believe).  A .GL file contains both images and animation
commands.  The popular program GRASPRT can display these files.

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