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Thats a direct command which you could readily use it. Did you try that out in a terminal ? Am not clear about your requirement. |
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So i should replace echo "col1 hdg|col2hdg|col3hdg|" with echo "one $(tput bold)two$(tput rmso) three".
Here's the example: Mine is: echo " Date Viewer Editor" should it be: echo " Date$(tput bold) Viewer$(tput rmso) Editor" Also why is the first one is bold & the second is rmso? |
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