reading a 'tree -o' output file

All,

I have made two files using the following two commands:

tree somedir > somedir-black_and_white.txt
tree -o somedir-color_linux_xterm.txt somedir

The first file is just a flat normal text file. The second, it turns out, has color coding
embedded in the file. Is there a way to make vim hide these color codes and change the
color of the text on the fly?

If there is already a syntax file for this, please let me know what filetype I should set to.

If not, and no 5minute process to make it happen, that's okay too. I don't need it, it was
a nice to have.

Thanks,
Andy

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