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A lost relic from the old days of ASCII Art “DAMN NFO Viewer”

  • September 26, 2009
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I don’t know how many of you remember when you had to open up a .nfo, maybe you haven’t. ;D

But there was one awesome program that would display ASCII Art in windows properly. DMAN NFO Viewer. I’ve put it up for download.

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