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Subject: Re: Email sigs?
Date: Wed, 4 May 2011 07:29:28 +0000 (UTC)
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On 2011-05-03, Sharky <sharky@hellsgates.cor> wrote:
> localhost@example.org wrote:
>
>>Hey ASCII artists can you help a poor art-challenged fellow to learn to make
>>his own email signature with ASCII art? Are there any sites with examples
>>and do you have any general suggestions ideas etc. Thanks all!
>
> My suggestion is to download and use Markus Gebhard's excellent
> program JavE. JavE is an essential tool for ASCII art creation, and it
> also has the FIGlet ASCII art fonts for creating ASCII art words.

I was looking more for links of examples or tips of how to approach the idea
of making a sig but thanks. figlet is nice but the letters are too big and
most people hate long sigs so I dont use figlet for sigs