Talk: Number of Figlet fonts
From Phillip J. Perri <per...@red.seas.upenn.edu>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 16 Oct 1994 06:59 · View full thread
In article <37k7eh$a3...@sashimi.wwa.com>, Brad <syb...@aber.ac.uk> wrote: > >On 12 Oct 1994, Bob Allison wrote: > >> I think there are over 90 fonts right now. > > Well, I've got 96, and I think there are one or two more out >there. And advancement? :) Wow... guess I'm short a few... anyhow, I'm wondering -- is there any file that gives an example of what each font looks like? I checked in Scarecrow's ftp I don't think I saw one.... because that would be real useful instead of having to download dozens of fonts only to see you don't like some... so if anyoneknows if such a thing exists then let me know... thanx! ---Phil
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