BANNER03.LBR RELEASE NOTES:
Corrected garbage in backwards printing at end of line: on UNIX, the 
location enil[width] was always 0, so it worked!

Comments at the top of XPFONT.C and XBFONT.C should be read by all!

The .COM files here should run on 8080 machines.

XPFONT HELLO > LST: is a valuable example.

Added new command line options -K, -C, -0
Added ^A syntax in a string: the unprintable characters can contain
other special pictures: a-umlaut, paragraph sign, etc.
Unfortunately, ^@, ^M, and ^J are undefinable. It might be possible to 
first define them as something else then
copy their definitions into font?.h; however, ^@ would remain unusable.

In xbfont.c, added comments (whole lines or at end of <> lines),
and ^x  > (instead of <x  >) syntax to define unprintable characters;
in font.2, added chinese numbers as ^A through ^I.

Split xpfont.c into several files.

The help message is in xpfhelp.c: it is getting complicated enough to
need a .DOC file soon.

NEW FILES:
FONT1.C: (and FONT1.O): split from XPFONT.C: init font 0.
FONT2.C: (FONT2.O): initializations for font 1
FONTDEFS.H: allow splitting of FONT[12].C
XPFHELP.C: split out the usage message.
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BANNER02.LBR RELEASE NOTES:
Corrected a stupid mistake in the -README file.

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ORIGINAL -README FILE:
Merry Christmas, O world of CP/M BBS hackers: here is my present to you:

you can have fun with your printer and waste lots of paper with this 
program!

PURPOSE:
print message in very large letters
2 different type-styles are provided, and each can be printed out in
24 different ways.
If you have a compiler, you can design your own fonts!

Please send any new fonts to:
Ralph Betza
L.I.E.R. BBS, (516)-536-1546, or
L.I.K.U.G. BBS, (516)-825-8465

<--- their downloads have provided me with many happy hours of reading.

EXAMPLE:
(1) XPFONT -I -S -F1 M\E\R\R\Y > MERRY
    CREATES THE FOLLOWING FILE:
###############################################################################
####################### ##### #################################################
######################  ###  ##      ##     ###     ### ### ###################
##################### # # # ## ####### #### ## #### ### # #####################
#################### ## ## ##     ### #### ## #### #### #######################
################### ##### ## #######     ###     ##### ########################
################## ##### ## ####### ### ### ### ##### #########################
################# ##### ##      ## #### ## #### #### ##########################
###############################################################################

(2) XPFONT \X\M\A\S > xmas
    CREATES THE FOLLOWING FILE:
    xxxxxx  xxxxxx   mmmmm  mmm     mmm         aaa  aaaaa      sss  ssss
     xxxxx  xxxxx    mmmmm  mmmmm   mmmmm     aaaaa  aaaaa    sssss  ssssss
       xxx  xxx      mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm   aaaaa   aaaaa   sssss       ss
        xx  xx       mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm   aaaaa   aaaaa    sssss  ss
        xx  xx       mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm   aaaaa   aaaaa       ss  sssss
       xxx  xxx      mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm   aaaaa   aaaaa   ss       sssss
     xxxxx  xxxxx    mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm    aaaaa  aaaaa   ssssss  sssss
    xxxxxx  xxxxxx   mmmmm   mmmmm   mmmmm      aaa  aaaaa     ssss  sss

NOTE: the program is compiled with AZTEC C, and UNIX-like redirection
(with some quirks) is built in to it.

FILES: names in capital letters are part of CP/M package
bfont.c:	takes font.1 and somehow turns it into font1.d
XBFONT.C:   Betza version: ported to AZTEC C, CP/M
font.c:		Burt's version of the font program
            (Inspired by Betza's version of the UNIX "banner" program.)
rfont.c:	Burt's experimental reverse-video version
newfont.c:	Betza version: upside-down, backwards, etc.
			"make newfont"
XPFONT.C:   Betza version: ported to CP/M, AZTEC C, release 0.1
FONT.1:		Dan Fisher's pretty font
FONT.2:		Normal banner font
font.3:     Experimental new font
font1.d:	gets #included into (font.c, newfont.c, rfont.c), defines
			font 1, made by font.c
FONT1.H:    included into xpfont.c, made by xbfont.c
FONT2.H:    see font1.h
newftest:	exercizes newfont
newft.out:	result of newftest
old.out:	result of newftest when it worked correctly:
			when you make a nondestructive change to newfont.c, just
			run newftest then diff newft.out old.out -- if no diff,
			you're okay!
usage:		examples of font command lines.
            REPLACED BY USAGE MESSAGE OF XPFONT.C
README:     this is it.