Talk: ST and Amiga Figlet versions
From Ian Chai <cha...@ta7.cs.uiuc.edu>
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· 25 Sep 1994 15:30 · View full thread
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nos...@xmission.com writes: >I downloaded both of these. figlet2p0.lha is a working Amiga version >of Figlet. The same version I've been using for some time. But >figlet2.1.1.lzh is a text file that uudecodes into figlet21.lzh which >decompresses into an ST version of Figlet. Or at least so say the docs. >As for the one in your Atari directory, I didn't attempt to deal with as >I have no idea what to do with a xxxx.tgz file. I've worked with xxxx.gz >files that have been compressed with GNUzip, but .tgz is a new one on me. Thanks! Ian
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