Re: Drawing lines other than with "-"

Had you thought about outputting HTML? You can only use the characters in a
text file but an invoice rendered in HTML can be as rich as you like.

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"Zach" <00@xxxxx> wrote in message
news:9e9fc$425f72ba$3e1584fc$11076@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In an invoicing program I draw lines in a text file
> using:
>
> new string ("-",73)
> new string ("=",73)
>
> These lines look awful.
> Is there a better way?
>
> Much obliged.
> Zach.
>
>


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