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From: vqp5086@is2.nyu.edu (Vasilios Pilarinos)
Subject: Answer: How to save Figlet to a file?
Date: 1995/05/28
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...( Michael Zalewski (zalewski@omnifest.uwm.edu) ) wrote:
-: How are you supposed to use the figlet things you make? Is there a 'save to
-: file' command or something?

   Nothing that fancy. Simply redirect the output using the dos '>' function.
I.E. -- 'figlet -f small.flf > output.txt'. You _won't_ see the output but 
type away anyway. When you are done with the stuff you want to figlet, simply 
type Ctrl-Z. Hope this helps.
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