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Thread: What is the best/your favorite .NFO file viewer?

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    SonsOfLiberty's Avatar The Lonely Wanderer
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    Most people just want to read the "install notes" you really don't need a 3rd part app for that....but I like seeing the art, and I create alot myself, a new NFO for me almost on everything I release.

    Well I took the liberty and Googling it for people....

    These are all the "known" NFO viewers and editiors out there:

    http://www.defacto2.net/nfo-files.cfm
    NFO software


    Windows

    ArtCine NFO Creator An NFO editor for films. Freeware.
    Compact NFO Viewer An NFO/DIZ/TXT file viewer. Freeware.
    DAMN NFO Viewer An NFO file viewer. Program was abandoned. Freeware.
    DIZzy A simple NFO/DIZ file viewer. Freeware.
    iNFO A small viewer for NFO, DIZ, and other ASCII art files. GPL.
    GetDiz An NFO/DIZ/TXT editor/viewer. Freeware.
    NFOView A simple NFO file viewer.
    PabloView An NFO file viewer. Program is unfinished.
    NFO2TXT Converts NFO files to TXT files. Freeware.
    Notepad2 Mod Notepad2 mod with code folding and NFO support. Open Source.
    NFOpad A full-featured NFO/DIZ/TXT editor/viewer. Freeware.
    ViewNFO An NFO/DIZ/TXT file viewer. Freeware.


    Linux

    NFO Viewer A simple viewer for NFO files. GPL


    Mac OS X

    NFO Viewer OS X NFO Viewer.


    Platform independent

    NFOmation Online NFO Text View and PNG converter with hosting support.
    nfo2png Online NFO to PNG converter with hosting support.
    Ansilove/PHP A set of tools to convert ANSI and artscene related file formats into PNG images. PHP server required. GPL
    NFO To BMP and NFO To PNG customizable PHP scripts. PHP server required. GPL
    Screensaver NFO
    http://www.defacto2.net/download.cfm...13D04340A10-EN

    Also, DAMN and AciD View are the best IMO.

    http://www.defacto2.net/nfo-files.cfm

    Scene news: http://www.defacto2.net/index.cfm

    More info here on viewers, scroll to the bottom:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.nfo

    Note there are the most update pages you will find on NFO viewers.

    Here's some "online" makers too:

    http://ascii.mastervb.net/
    http://www.glassgiant.com/ascii/
    http://www.degraeve.com/img2txt.php
    http://www.network-science.de/ascii/


    Attached are some NFO art I've did over the years, I had a bunch more, but can't find them, and I had a bunch of scene ones' like scene notices and scene farewells, but they disappeared to.
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    Last edited by SonsOfLiberty; 09-18-2009 at 08:47 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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    Il_Professore's Avatar InSaNe_CloWn
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    I open them with EditPlus,a good text editor.

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    Damn Nfo viewer

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    invitestor's Avatar Poster BT Rep: +17BT Rep +17BT Rep +17BT Rep +17
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    Notepad :-)

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    Notepad with the Fixedsys Excelsior font. Terminal is better, but it lacks a lot of special characters, and I don't want to switch fonts all the time.

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    Speedo's Avatar Poster BT Rep: +1
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    Nano in terminal and gedit in notepad mind.

  7. Software & Hardware   -   #27
    Quote Originally Posted by warhacker View Post
    Damn Nfo viewer
    *second that

  8. Software & Hardware   -   #28
    hmm NOTEPAD.

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    7th's Avatar the brazilian guy BT Rep: +1
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    hahaha, never thought about downloading a program just to open .nfo files if I can open them in notepad =P

  10. Software & Hardware   -   #30
    Quote Originally Posted by 7th View Post
    hahaha, never thought about downloading a program just to open .nfo files
    Seeing the ASCII art is one of the advantages. Although I only open NFOs to check the release information

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