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From: mj@dfv.rwth-aachen.de (Martin Junius)
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Subject: Talk: Figlet fonts
Date: 12 Aug 1994 16:18:22 -0500
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Dennis_Monbourquette@mindlink.bc.ca (Dennis Monbourquette) writes:

>   So what should I do when I make future Figlet fonts?  Use the CR/LFs and
> say that it is specifically a DOS Figlet font, or convert it to just LFs
> and post both... seems like a lot of work just to please unix-types.  Is
> there any way to get them to work on both without converting them?
>   -Den

I think that figlet compiled on MSDOS should be quite happy with LF 
only. (At least compiled with a proper C library?) And I'm sure there 
are a lot of "unix-types" out here! ;-)

Martin
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