Georgia11

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The Georgia11 FIGlet font renders text as ASCII art 11 rows tall, from the figlet collection. Type a word, copy it, and paste it into a README, terminal, or Discord.

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                       ,,    ,,           
`7MMF'  `7MMF'       `7MM  `7MM           
  MM      MM           MM    MM           
  MM      MM  .gP"Ya   MM    MM  ,pW"Wq.  
  MMmmmmmmMM ,M'   Yb  MM    MM 6W'   `Wb 
  MM      MM 8M""""""  MM    MM 8M     M8 
  MM      MM YM.    ,  MM    MM YA.   ,A9 
.JMML.  .JMML.`Mbmmd'.JMML..JMML.`Ybmd9'

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  mm                              
  MM                              
mmMMmm  ,6"Yb.   ,6"Yb.  .P"Ybmmm 
  MM   8)   MM  8)   MM :MI  I8   
  MM    ,pm9MM   ,pm9MM  WmmmP"   
  MM   8M   MM  8M   MM 8M        
  `Mbmo`Moo9^Yo.`Moo9^Yo.YMMMMMb  
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                        Ybmmmd'

Height: 11 rows
Collection: figlet
Format: FIGlet (.flf)

License notes

Georgia 11 by Richard Sabey <cryptic_fan@hotmail.com> 9.2003
Includes new parameter supported by FIGlet and FIGWin.
    Heavy characters representing thick strokes need space. Thus,
this font is designed to be figletised so that FIGcharacters may not
smush but may fit, and it extensively uses $ to force a space after a
heavy character.
    Where serifs fit, it might look as if the FIGletters would look better
with a bit of smushing. However, the spacing forced by the hardblanks
looks no more than what you really get with Georgia; e.g. in "ini" or
"imp", the heavy downstrokes are roughly equally spaced.
Rows: 1-2 cap-height letters' diacritics
        3 cap-height line
        5 x-height line
        9 baseline
    10-11 descenders
For JavE see http://www.jave.de/
3.9.2003 Text rendered as GIF in Paint. GIF ASCIIfied in JavE's image-to-ASCII
         converter with font "Courier New" and Shape factor 1.07
6.9.2003 Added Cyrillic and Greek
7.9.2003 Added ligatures

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