Re: Help on FIGLET
From Gerfried Fuchs <ger...@siemens.at>
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· 25 Aug 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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XSkreeemX wrote: > > see, I have figlet, but it is in MSDOS mode so how do I copy and paste it here? AFAIK there is an option like -a or so, which would take the rest of the arguments as the text to be FIGleted... And doesn't have MSDOS have also redirects of input/output? At least it has the pipe that I know of. > And how do I get different fonts? In the unix version you change the font with the option "-f <fontname>" (if I remember right...). I think that should work with the MSDOS version as well.... Try something like: figlet -f graffiti <input.txt >output.txt Maybe that would work? *just a thought* Hope that helped you? -- .-Gerfried-"Alfie"-Fuchs-. \ \ \ \ / ___/ Music was my first love | alfie @ innocent . com | __\ \ \ \__/_/__ and it will be my last | http://come.to/alfie | / /_\ \ \_______/ () Free Speech Online 'currently^not^available!' /_______\ /_/ /\ Blue Ribbon Campaign
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