Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 27 Jul 1996.
Help with Figlet 2.1
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· 3 messages · 27 Jul 1996
In article <31f9c9c0.5596418@news> obs...@unknown.origin (Vapor) writes: >From: obs...@unknown.origin (Vapor) >Subject: Help with Figlet 2.1 >Date: Sat, 27 Jul 1996 07:53:32 GMT >Hi >I just downloaded figlet 2.1 and bout 200 figlet fonts >and I'm some what lost as to how to use it. I figured >out how to do most everything but save the output. >I can get it to write in any of the fonts but I don't >know what to do with it to save it to file. This is >probably a simple Dos task that I'm to dumb to figure out. >I got Windows down real well, but Only a little Dos. >Can anyone tell me how to save the output in figlet 2.1? > To get output from Figlet (or anything from the command line, such as DIR, etc.), use >filename.ext at the end of the line. If you want to append an existing file, use two greater-than symbols, >>filename.txt. If you use just one ">", it will overwrite an existing file, so be careful here. Another trick is that if you want to use the text from an existing file to turn into Figlet text, use "<". So you'd have something that looks like this: FIGLET [options] <INFILE.TXT >OUTFILE.TXT I hope this helps. ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ _ _ | \ | |__/ | | [__ |__] \_/ |__/ |___ | \ |__| ___] |__] | -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- dcr...@primenet.com
On 27 Jul 1996 06:08:01 -0700, dcr...@primenet.com (DCrosby) wrote: >In article <31f9c9c0.5596418@news> obs...@unknown.origin (Vapor) writes: >>From: obs...@unknown.origin (Vapor) >>Subject: Help with Figlet 2.1 >>Date: Sat, 27 Jul 1996 07:53:32 GMT > >>Hi >>I just downloaded figlet 2.1 and bout 200 figlet fonts >>and I'm some what lost as to how to use it. I figured >>out how to do most everything but save the output. >>I can get it to write in any of the fonts but I don't >>know what to do with it to save it to file. This is >>probably a simple Dos task that I'm to dumb to figure out. >>I got Windows down real well, but Only a little Dos. >>Can anyone tell me how to save the output in figlet 2.1? >> > > >To get output from Figlet (or anything from the command line, such >as DIR, etc.), use >filename.ext at the end of the line. If you >want to append an existing file, use two greater-than symbols, >>>filename.txt. If you use just one ">", it will overwrite an >existing file, so be careful here. > >Another trick is that if you want to use the text from an existing >file to turn into Figlet text, use "<". So you'd have something >that looks like this: > >FIGLET [options] <INFILE.TXT >OUTFILE.TXT > >I hope this helps. > >___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ _ _ >| \ | |__/ | | [__ |__] \_/ >|__/ |___ | \ |__| ___] |__] | >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- >dcr...@primenet.com > It worked like a charm. Here's my first test. _____ _____ _____ , () ||) _, |) , () |_ _ ,_ () ||) _ /| | _ |\ ||/\ / | /|/| |/) / \_ /| |/ \_/ | ||/\ |/ |--| |/ |/ |/\_ (/ | |/\/|_/ | |_/| \/ \/ (/ \_/ |/ (/ | |/|_/ | |)|_/|_/|_/ (|
Hi
I just downloaded figlet 2.1 and bout 200 figlet fonts
and I'm some what lost as to how to use it. I figured
out how to do most everything but save the output.
I can get it to write in any of the fonts but I don't
know what to do with it to save it to file. This is
probably a simple Dos task that I'm to dumb to figure out.
I got Windows down real well, but Only a little Dos.
Can anyone tell me how to save the output in figlet 2.1?
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