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     Re: Using Log-in Images   
     By: Mortar to Digital Man on Tue Nov 19 2024 10:18 pm   
      
    >   Re: Using Log-in Images   
    >   By: Digital Man to Mortar on Tue Nov 19 2024 05:33:46   
    >   
    >  > No, in theory you can send a sixel image any time. But you shouldn't   
    >  > unless you know the terminal is capable of displaying it.   
    >   
    > That would seem to contradict your previous statement:   
    >  >> There's a script that checks the terminal capabilities and sends the   
    >  >> sixel image if the terminal is capable of it.   
      
   The script I was referring is a login matrix that the sysop chose to run.   
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