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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Mar 2004.
REQ: Program for printing ASCII/ANSI

REQ: Program for printing ASCII/ANSI

I apologize if this is inappropriate to post here but I knew no other group.
My situation is: I often see combination ANSI/ASCII *.NFO files which I would like to print
which sometimes have cute/fancy borders, boxes and such. The only ascii file viewer I have does not have
a printing function and neither do any *.NFO viewing programs. Is there such a program that WILL
print what I am seeing? Also if I try to choose a fixed-width font ie: Courier I notice there is no way
to view/print ANSI files/characters. Maybe this is easier than I am seeing. Please fill me in with any info
and email to me at: kmc...@NOSPAM.austin.rr.com (remove the NOSPAM)

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Subject: REQ: Program for printing ASCII/ANSI
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