Re: Shield font
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 2 Sep 2003 20:28 · View full thread
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lgbeard wrote: > Got playing around with the font assitant in JavE > to see what would or would not happen. Played with > a few small designs an like this the best. > > .- ( ) -..- ( ) -..- ( ) -..- ( ) -..- ( ) -..- ( ) -. > '..-=-..''..-=-..''..-=-..''..-=-..''..-=-..''..-=-..' > | S | | H | | I | | E | | L | | D | > '._.' '._.' '._.' '._.' '._.' '._.' Neat ! I was thinking .. with this kind of clipart-font, JavE could possibly be made to recognise a placeholder char in a single clipart picture and replace that with any char the user wrote For example if � was the replacement char then the following could be used to recreate your entire font. .- ( ) -. '..-=-..' | � | '._.' - CeeJay
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