How to display the text as drop cap in command prompt

Example

I want to display the text as Sri Software in command line

S is common to both Sri and Software.

so i want to display Single S for both Sri and Software

How? in command prompt ----> how i USE drop cap in command line



Drop cap is possible in the command prompt, but i forgot -- please help to do this in command promptWhat exactly do you mean by drop cap ?

In the command prompt, you pretty much get what you see - with few FONT selections availableLike remove all capitals in the input?

You could create 26 lines of this (changing it as NEEDED).

Set variable=%variable:A=a%Example

I want to display the text as Sri Software in command line

S is common to both Sri and Software.

so i want to display Single S for both Sri and Software

How? in command prompt ----> how i use drop cap in command line--If I said that you cant, it wouldnt help -- you could try special line drawing characters to make up the S
Code: [SELECT]┌──
└─┐ ri
──┘ oftware
I understand what a drop cap is. You cannot do this using the fonts available in the command window.



However you can do something fairly crude like this in a batch file

Code: [Select]echo.
echo ######
echo # #
echo # ri
echo ######
echo # oftware
echo # #
echo ######
echo.

or this

Code: [Select]echo.
echo
echo @ @
echo @ ri
echo
echo @ oftware
echo @ @
echo
echo.

If you have a text EDITOR with search/replace it is easy to try different characters like x, * @, # or whatever you want. it will be a lot easier (!) to visualise the final result if you set the editor to use monospaced fonts such as Courier New or Lucida Console.