Actually, Star Trek TNG is famous for doing that with qucik moving computer
displays and phoney directions on the interior monitors (especially when
Data would run a high speed computer scan). There was a guide to this
published a few years ago which analyzed these scene by scene.

Does anyone remember the name of the book?

ten/mark



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> > I have seen this kind of thing in a few anime where text of this
> sort was
> > used for computer text displays. A interesting occurrence was in
> one of the
> > "Burn Up" shows when working on a rather "EVA" looking robot the
> computer
> > display was listings of songs titles from the Evangelion
> soundtrack.
> >
> > DVDs are nice for being able to pause and frame step to catch these
> kinds
> > of things.
> >
> > Sakaki.
>
> Really? Mmm... interesting! ;D
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