stgeorge@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Steve George) (06/29/90)
Hi. I'd like to locate an old Mac (I think) APP or DA that made the rounds several years ago called (possibly) ValSpeak. While it didn't actually speak, it would take a 'normal' textfile and munge it up to read like something straight out of San Fernando Valley, like fersher. If you know of the program or where it can be found (or if you have it and its pd or shareware), please let me know. It probably goes without saying, but, I do not have ftp ability.) ...like radically bitchin' dude... uucp: crash!orbit!pnet51!stgeorge arpa: crash!orbit!pnet51!stgeorge@nosc.mil inet: stgeorge@pnet51.cts.com
straka@cbnewsc.att.com (richard.j.straka) (07/02/90)
In article <2727@orbit.cts.com> stgeorge@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Steve George) writes: | | Hi. I'd like to locate an old Mac (I think) APP or DA that made | the rounds several years ago called (possibly) ValSpeak. While | it didn't actually speak, it would take a 'normal' textfile and | munge it up to read like something straight out of San Fernando | Valley, like fersher. If you know of the program or where it can The utility (at least the one I know about) was a UNIX(R) utility written in lex. Yes, "valspeak" was its name. Unfortunately, I have only a copy of the compiled binary (on a mainframe, no less). I'd like to see the lex source again one of these days, just for fun. -- Richard Straka AT&T Bell Laboratories, IH-6K311 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ UUCP: att!ihlpf!straka MSDOS: All the wonderfully arcane ARPA: straka@ihlpf.att.com syntax of UNIX(R), but without the power.