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From: sstaetz@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Susan Loggiodice)
Subject: Re: anyone know about a banner command?
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kellye@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Kelly E) writes:

>Does anyone know how to use the banner command?  I've seen a friend use

 First, find out where it is:  whereis banner
(most likely it will be in /usr/5bin)

 then just type: /usr/5bin/banner Your Words Here
(if it is in your path you can omit the dir)

>it , but he refuses to show me how.  Is there a nice person out there

 Some friend he is. ;-)

Susan
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