HOW TO USE &nbsp; <a href="viewer.com"> VIEWER.COM</a> &nbsp; TO READ
TEXT FILES WHICH CONTAIN ASCII GRAPHICS CHARACTERS
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Click and download &nbsp; <a href="viewer.com"> VIEWER.COM</a> &nbsp;
into any hard drive in your computer. This is a tiny harmless standalone
&nbsp; .com &nbsp; utility and needs no installation

Also download any of these Integer Motility math files into the same
directory
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<a href="math1.txt"> Math1.txt</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;
<a href="math1.txt"> Math2.txt</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;
<a href="math1.txt"> Math3.txt</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;
<a href="math1.txt"> Math4.txt</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;
<a href="math1.txt"> Math5.txt</a>
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These are simple text files but made fancy with ascii graphics
characters from earlier dos versions
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Shell out to the dos prompt
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At the dos prompt type: &nbsp; viewer.com math(n).txt &nbsp; to load the
ascii text file into the ascii characters reader, (n) is the digit in the
math file name
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Editor's note - I have been able to get the viewer, and an ascii text
file, loading together via a batch file but, find that sometimes the
batch file works, sometimes not, and, the batch file link did not work
correctly for all browers or desktops. Ergo, it is left up to you to
download and use the handy ascii characters reader. Viewer.com can be
used to view any files which have ascii characters from earlier dos
versions. It is free.
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Enjoy it's awesome usefullness when stuck with otherwise unreadable
asciis. I am pleased to share it with everyone
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