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Question: Should "Font" be added to subject IDs
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 8 Nov 1994 - 18 Nov 1994
I have hesitated to add a "Font" subject ID, because it wouldn't be good to have too many. But it seems like it makes sense. On the one hand, a font can be line art or a Figlet font, so there can be IDs like: Line: Fiddler's Font Binary: fiddlers.flf font These are OK, but fonts are popular and different enough to seem to justify a "Font" subject ID. What do you think? -- ../"""""" ./"""" ./""""" ./"""""" ./""""" ./"""" /"""""" ../""""" ./"" /"" /"" ./""""""" /""""" /""""""" /""""""" /""""" /""""" /""""""" /""""""" /"" /"" /"" ./"" ...../"" .../"" ./"" /"" ./"" /"" .../"" .../"" ./"" /"" ./"" /"" /"" /"" ./"""""" ./"" .../""""""" /"""""" ./"""" ./"" .../"""""" ./"" ./"" /"" /"" /"" ../"""""" /"" .../""""""" /""""" ../"""" ./"" .../""""" ../"" ./"" /"" /"" /"" ....../"" /"" .../"" ./"" /"" /"" ./"" .../"" .../"" /"" ./"" ./"" /"" /"" /"" ./""""""" /""""" /"" ./"" /"" ./"" /""""" /""""" /"" ./"" /""""""" /"""""""""" ./"""""" ../"""" /"" ./"" /"" ./"" /""""" ./"""" /"" ./"" ./""""" ../"""""""" ..............................................................................
Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote:
: I have hesitated to add a "Font" subject ID, because it wouldn't be
: good to have too many. But it seems like it makes sense.
all for it. i support funts in all sizes. i love
candid camera.
sorry. just felt dreadfully silly for a moment.
please add a font ID. it's so much more intuitive
and appropriate than "line:".
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Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote:
|> I have hesitated to add a "Font" subject ID, because it wouldn't be
|> good to have too many. But it seems like it makes sense.
|> On the one hand, a font can be line art or a Figlet font, so there can
|> be IDs like:
|> Line: Fiddler's Font
|> Binary: fiddlers.flf font
|> These are OK, but fonts are popular and different enough to seem to
|> justify a "Font" subject ID. What do you think?
I like this idea, fonts do seem to be becoming very popular. It could
be useful if used
Font: (flf)
Font: (line)
'cos then all would know which it was. It'd make life easier for those
of us running figlet for a network, as I could just automatically get
all the figlet fonts rather than searching for them.
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Great idea; I would personally suggest ID's like "Line-font:" / "Font-line" and "Figlet:". Wills
Hola mundo. I think that a figlet font must be posted using Font: in the subject. This is useful when crossposting to FIGLET-L to distribute a font. The replies, comments and others must change the id to Talk: Using Binary: is not required, since Font: says all... an uuencoded probably compressed figlet font (if uuencoded :-) Xao... ++Vitoco -- Lic. Victor A. Parada __ __ Universidad Tecnica Ingenieria Civil en Informatica o-''))_____\\ Federico Santa Maria, mailto:vpa...@inf.utfsm.cl "--__/ * * * ) Valparaiso, CHILE. http://www.inf.utfsm.cl/~vparada/ c_c__/-c____/ +56 32 626364 x431 :-)
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