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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Feb 1995.
Re: TEXT TO SIG
In article <3i3ujp$t3...@case.cyberspace.com> acr...@cyberspace.com (Aaron E Croft) writes:
>From: acr...@cyberspace.com (Aaron E Croft)
>Subject: Re: TEXT TO SIG
>Date: 17 Feb 1995 20:55:21 -0800

>The Highlander (PF2...@bolton.ac.uk) wrote:
>: Has anyone out there got a program that will convert words 
>: into fansy ASCII writing sutable for a sig 

>Yes, it's called FIGLET, I have it and a bunch of figlet fonts, if anyone 
>wants me to post it here I will.

>BTW:  It's the DOS version

>-- 
>  ___       ___                               ___       ___
> / _ \ ___ / __|-----==((Aaron Croft))==-----|__ \ ___ / _ \
>|  _  / -_) (__     acr...@cyberspace.com     __) (_- \  _  |
>|_| |_\___|\___|-----------------------------|___/|___/_| |_|

There's also a Web server to do it for you at 
http://www.inf-utfsm.cl/cgi-bin/figlet -- saves a lot of trouble unless you 
are going to do this on a regular basis.

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Subject: Re: TEXT TO SIG
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Date: 21 Feb 95 20:43:57 GMT
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