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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Aug 2000.
Re: Suggested Fonts (Win)

Re: Suggested Fonts (Win)

Try looking on www.microsoft.com for the file gc0651.exe, it contains
the MS-Linedraw TTF, which looks just like the DOS fonts (and has
non-ascii chars too)

Stuart Moore wrote:
> 
> I'm able to answer my own question: Going to OL Express's fonts selector,
> there's "Fixed Width" and "Proportional" listed - the fixed width list only has
> those that are fixed width, although I need to select one of these for the
> Proportional one for the ascii art to work. The 4 on my system are:
> 
> Courier New
> Lucidia Consol
> Lucidia Sans Typewriter
> OCR A Extended
> 
> None of them are especially good though, so if anyone has one from the web that
> works well, can you let me know?
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Stuart

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