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Old 10-15-2008
Bug banner character replacement

Can we able to replace the character # in banner command with some other characters. Can we able to blink the character in Kornshell
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Old 10-15-2008
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weeeeellllll, you coud do something like:

Code:
#  banner hello | tr "#" "%"

 %    %  %%%%%%  %       %        %%%%
 %    %  %       %       %       %    %
 %%%%%%  %%%%%   %       %       %    %
 %    %  %       %       %       %    %
 %    %  %       %       %       %    %
 %    %  %%%%%%  %%%%%%  %%%%%%   %%%%

 
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