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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 25 May 1995.
Answer: How to save Figlet to a file?

Answer: How to save Figlet to a file?

Michael Zalewski (zal...@omnifest.uwm.edu) wrote:

: How are you supposed to use the figlet things you make? Is there a 'save to
: file' command or something?

Yes, it's very simple. type: figlet -f [fontname] > [filename]
for example:                 figlet -f invita > sig.txt

Then upload the program into your account and use it.

    ----------------------------------------------------------       
                            . 
       //\         /\\      . sometimes the things I do
      || * \ . . / * ||     .    astound me...
       \\____\X/____//      . mainly, whenever you're      
        / *  /O\  * \       .    around me...
        \__/  "  \__/       .                                                
                            .   Sus...@netaxs.com       
    ----------------------------------------------------------
       E-mail me for Hole, PJ Harvey, Bjork, and Liz lyrics
    ----------------------------------------------------------

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From: sus...@netaxs.com (Susan May)
Subject: Answer: How to save Figlet to a file?
Date: 1995/05/25
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