Re: damntiny.flf
From Thomas E Davis <tda...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 4 Mar 1994 23:08 · View full thread
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jor...@MCS.COM (Jorn Barger) writes: > In article <762...@avalon.demon.co.uk>, > Lance S. Buckley <lan...@avalon.demon.co.uk> wrote: > > > >ObAscii: Here's a figlet font I'm working on, called damntiny.flf > >..................... > > > >It's a little difficult to read at the moment, so I'm working on > >some true descenders to clear it up. If anyone has any > >suggestions on how I can show these three characters "..." (0OQ) > >so the differences are easier to see, I'd appreciate them. > > '" '~'" > ~~"' '' " ~' """ ' ~' > "'"~ '"~ ""''' ~'~~ ""'"" > """~' '~' > > ~~'" > '"' Wow, John's "damn tiny script" makes your "damn tiny font" look pretty drab.
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