I use `groff` for some tasks like that. If it's a simple document I'll only ever do once, I often just open it with a text editor and set the editor to display a bar on the 76th column, and manually hit return :)
There are probably Markdown preprocessors that either produce fixed width text or input suitable for `groff`. Thanks, Jonathan On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 5:01 PM Christian Groessler via cctalk < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I want to use my daisy wheel printer to create letters and memos and > similar (rather simple) texts. > > What can I use to write the text? > > I think "special effects" with daisy wheel printers are "bold" and > "underline" parts. And "double stroke" (if that's the correct word, I > mean a space char between each char). > > groff (or any *roff) comes to my mind. Are there other options? > > regards, > chris > > >
