Talk: How to output Figlet to a file on non-Unix
From Maree Louise Rees <930...@edna.cc.swin.edu.au>
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· 21 Oct 1994 11:14 · View full thread
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Chris (mpu...@central.sussex.ac.uk) wrote: : : figlet -f script < myfile.txt > text.file : : or : : cat myfile.txt | figlet -f script > text.file : : ... : : - Eero - : All these methods are just simple redirections and pipes. Do they work : in the same way on non-UX systems? MS-DOS allows the same pipes and redirection.... don't know about the Mac Maree
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