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From: sfarmer@goldsword.com (Susan Farmer)
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Subject: Talk: Samples of all the Figlet fonts
Date: 19 Aug 1994 18:13:19 -0500
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Bob Allison (boba@wwa.com) wrote:

:    Here are some quick examples of all the Figlet fonts I aware of.  The
: "Test 123" format used here was started by Glenn Chappell.  I have since
: added many fonts to it, continuing the format.

:    You'll notice that some examples will say that they represent two 
: versions of the same font.  That because the two versions are similar, 
: with variations in some letters.

I really liked seeing all the figlets together like this.  Would it be possible
for this to become a FFAQ (Figlet FAQ), or other such posting of dubious
frequency?

Thanks

Susan

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