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I know I should had better googled this up a little bit more but think that there isn't a better place to ask... Is there a decent ascii viewer made by sceners so that sb can properly view the nfo files included in demos, etc? what do you suggest?

Total Commander

cat ascii.txt

DAMN NFO Viewer

the nfo viewer on pouet.net of course ;)

NFOpad

Damn info viewer is not too good.

In fact use properly configured ("Fixedsys" fonts) TC's internal viewer and sometimes "ctrl-a" the file to make it negative.

ACID viewer is OK, but DOS rom fonts are (imo) not too good. For amiga ascii stuff nevertheless, it is a decent PC viewer.

thank you all guys :)

tried some of them... i'll stick with the total commander solution... any links about the ACID viewer? it seems i can't find it through google...

Here you are, fellow - tha last Acid view v.6 for windoze.

thank you very much sim, in my hurry, forgot to look on sourceforge... :)

also tried NFOpad and ansi there looks pretty decent as well!

anyway TC will do the trick again ;)

My pleasure. Happy I could helped =).

There is also "PabloView-0.92.zip" and "empd-100.zip" (empathy) but personally I use TC with a proper font set. Sometimes "Acid".
Great was "Nfoviewer" by Flyingcode, but they have not been improving, so I left them a long time ago.

i must admit that i use notepad++ and pouet's nfo viewer for most purposes :-)

i most often use this http://home.gna.org/nfoview/

Really, anything having the "nfo" letters in its name is something to completely FORGET.
Use Acidview. Or a soon to be released TitanView <3.
We'll keep you updated.

on windows i often use: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Text-editors/DIZzy.shtml or damn

TC Viewer (F3) with Eternal Dreams font

backing up bittin - I've used dizzy on windows for years (get it here from the sauce). Other than that gedit on linux does a good job (pretty sure there's an ascii plugin outhere somewhere).

irokos: That's blasphemy against THG! ;)

On the topic, what comes to Amiga ASCII, just get dMG's fonts.
http://trueschool.org/