Re: Talk: program to write banners to file?
From John "C". Sucilla <suc...@ih4sh.ih.att.com>
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· 7 Jul 1994 01:19 · View full thread
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rba...@chomsky.arts.adelaide.edu.au (Richard Batt) writes: >>Can anyone please tell me if there is a program (IBM or Mac say) that will >>automatically produce an ASCII banner "lengthwise" along a document? >>In particular I want to write a "HAPPY BIRTHDAY Corinah" banner for a >>child's birthday. If your printer at least speaks Epson, look for Bannermania. Great program that can be picked up dirt cheap these days. -- John C. Sucilla - AT&T Bell Labs 708.979.0599 suc...@ih4ehz.att.com COLT: the Ultimate Point-and-Click User Interface.
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