TXT Files
TXT files are just ASCII text files. Our interest here is
primarily in situations where a file in some other format
is converted to ASCII. The information in the original
file is presumably an image, or a marked-up document.
Programs to view a TXT file include:
Programs to convert a TXT file to another format:
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PLOT_TO_PS
"converts" a simple text description of a picture into a
PS file.
Programs to convert another format to TXT format:
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The GhostScript
command ps2ascii extracts the ASCII text from a PS file.
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The program PSTOTEXT extracts the ASCII text from a PS file.
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IVCON can
read in a 3D image file in a variety of formats, and write
out a TXT text file containing information about the image.
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IVREAD can
read in a 3D image file in a variety of formats, and write
out a TXT text file containing information about the image.
Sample TXT Files:
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Last revised on 30 June 2003.