On 15 Mar, To: Anthony Rumble wrote:
> ..tr ~
> ..TS
> expand tab(>);
> cB cB cB s cB s.
I notice that something in my mail system inserts an extra "." in front
of lines that start with ".". So if you want to try that example I
posted, you'll have to do something like:
sed 's/^\.\././'
on the file 1st. (I think it's to do with some ancient Unix mail
programs, that treated lines starting with . followed by certain
letters as special commands to apply.)
Anyway, if you have wxpaste installed, select the text and:
wxpaste | sed 's/^\.\././' > file.tbl
groff -t -mm file.tbl > file.ps && gv -a4 file.ps
luke
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