From: quetzal@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au (Quetzal)
Subject: TLM pictures at atbmac1
Organization: Monash University, Melb., Australia.
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 01:00:19 GMT

Despite trillions of problems with all the disks being full here, I've
managed to upload some GIFs and JPEGs to atbmac1.  You can get them by
anonymous ftp (see my guide below if you need assistance).  The pictures
are listed below.

Site: atbmac1.larc.nasa.gov
Directory: I put them in /pub/Graphics/incoming but they may well be
moved by the time you look for them.

From the "The Little Mermaid" sheet music book:
tlmcover.jpg
	The front cover of the book - someone posted this picture (from
the CD cover - same one) to alt-binaries.pictures.misc a couple of
months ago.  This is a bigger and all round much nicer version (it even
includes the gold trim border.  If you need to turn it into a GIF try
using a program such as DJPEG, available in lots of places for free on
lots of different systems.

fathblw.gif
	Not *actually* from "Fathoms Below" - it's from the "Fireworks"
sequence, but it sits right in front of the "Fathoms Below" music so
that's what I'm calling it.  It features the ship with its associated
fireworks and Ariel swimming towards it.

daughtri.gif
	From "Daughters of Triton" - Ariel's six sisters in their
Gilbert-and-Sullivan-type performance.

partwld.gif
	From "Part of Your World" - Ariel and Flounder looking at a book
- the words at the time were "Ready to know what the people know".
(I can't do the big, double-page spread on this page, there's a big ugly
join running down the middle of it.

snails.gif
	From "Under the Sea"  Sebastian in front of the four snails who
do the backing harmonies in the third instance of the chorus.

strings.gif
	From "Under the Sea" - One sea creature playing another's
tentacles like a cello or some other such stringed instrument.

sebast.gif
	A nice close-up of Sebastian playing the kettle-drum shells.

partwldr.gif
	from the "Part of Your World" reprise.  Ariel is attempting to
determine if Eric is dead or not.  Note the brown eyes - this is how it
is in the book.  As everyone knows, Ariel's eyes are meant to be
bluish-greenish.

poorunf.gif
	from "Poor Unfortunate Souls" - Ariel about to sign the
contract.

louis1.gif
	From "Les Poissons" - Louis the chef is closely examining a
certain crab.

louis2.gif
	Also from "Les Poissons" - Louis prances across the kitchen.

dinghy.gif
	From "Kiss the Girl" - Ariel and Eric in the dinghy.

Flamingo.gif
	From "Kiss the Girl" - the purplish-looking flamingos sing with
Sebastian.

Finale.gif
	Ariel and Eric happily married and looking over the side of the
wedding ship.


Little Mermaid Postcards:

upthere.jpg
oceanflr.gif
wondrfil.jpg
	The same three, re-scanned and far less blotchy (Thanks Robert)
that I posted to alt.binaries.pictures.misc.  Definitely replace the
copies you already have.


From the Australian release of the "Beauty and the Beast" CD:

cdoutsde.gif
	The outside of the cd cover inlay, containing the front and back
covers.  A scaled version of "beast.gif" at garfield.catt.nscu.edu.

cdinside.gif
	The other side of this ("inside" of the inlay) with cast and
other information.

cdfront.gif
	The CD itself, with the track information, if you're curious
about how it looks.

cdrear.gif
	The other side of the cd - now you can verify that we do indeed
have the "old" version - just print it out and put it into your cd
player. :)


"Beauty and the Beast" sheet music pictures are on their way.

Tim Pickett.



A beginner's guide to using ftp.

Whether you're using MS-DOS or UNIX it doesn't matter - the method is
the same.

1. at the command prompt, type

ftp site

where "site" is the name of the site listed at the top of this article.

2. When it asks for your name, type

anonymous

3. Then type your own address for "password"

4. you are now on the machine with any luck.  type

cd directory

where "directory" is the directory name listed at the top of the
article.

5. to see what is in a directory, type

dir

6. If you are transferring pictures or other data, type

binary

to change the transfer type to binary.  Otherwise, if you are
transferring text, type

ascii

7. to get a file, type

get file

where "file" is any file that happend to be in the directory you are in.

8. When you are finished, type

bye

Your files are now in your current directory.