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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jun 1998.
Re: [pic] Font

Re: [pic] Font

>You could name your font 3D and get it figletised to make it 3D.FLF
>figlet font.
>
>I think that somewhere there is a Figletiser program that can be
>used used to turn your complete alphabet into an *.FLF file.
>
>Having got it figletised you can then add it to the Figlet Font
>Library.

Well, I'm working on a Sliders font, but what I had to do was find an existing
font file and just edit it. I copied and pasted my alphabet into the space
right before the original alphabet, and then deleted the original. Also, I
deleted some of the extended characters and the font file seems to work well,
but you need to keep the @s in there where the character you deleted was and
are not using.

I e-mailed Ian and this was what I got back:

**
**Subj:	 Re: Figlet font editor?
**Date:	98-05-28 10:44:08 EDT
**From:	cha...@uiuc.edu (Ian Chai)
**To:	Les...@aol.com
**
**>     I was told in alt.ascii-art that there was a figlet font editor to make
**>fonts with, but I can't find it here. Do you have one? Thank you very much.
**
**It's under development by the FigWin fellow, Paul Burton.
**
**God bless,
**	Ian
.
http://members.aol.com/lester5374/index.htm  -  Ansi home page 
FTP://members.aol.com/lester5374/ansi  - To download the ANSI format

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