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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jun 1994.
Re: BINARY: Another Tuor font

Re: BINARY: Another Tuor font

N M Miners <N.M...@durham.ac.uk> writes:


>Based on another of my sigs, here is:
[...]

>begin 600 relief.flf.Z

Sorry if this is a newbie question, but how do you use these
flf files?  I've looked at a couple of these font files, but
how you do about actually _using_ them is a mystery.

Do you have to "simply" cut and paste?  Or is there some other
nifty utility that does some magic with them?

flf files are not mentioned at all in the faq (yes, I've got it).

And as a newbie to this particular area, I've got to say how
good some of the pictures posted here are... keep up the good
work guys (and gals)  !!  :-)

Cheers
Tony

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