Literal display of files.

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From: Steve Davis
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1992 03:29

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This is probably a very frequently asked question, but ...

How do I do a literal display of files?  I'd like to do something like

\literaldisplayoffile filename.txt

... which would read in the text file and display each character
literally, rather than interpreting them a la \input.

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