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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Apr 1997.
Re: ascii art program

Re: ascii art program

In article <334...@ici.net>, Adam Codega <ada...@ici.net> writes
>I recall a program I had a while back, for windows, where you would type
>in some text, and then it would spit it back in ascii format, you could
>adjust the type of look of the text etc. Anyone know what this program
>is and where I can download it?

I've never seen the program for windows, but if it's what I think it
is.. i.e. a figlet font creator, there are a couple available upon the
web. Where you can type in some text, change the style and font and it
will create you some nice looking ascii text.

Just do a search for "figlet fonts" or something like that



-- 
Jamie Talbot

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Subject: Re: ascii art program
Date: 1997/04/09
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