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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Sep 1999.
Re: Fonts...

Re: Fonts...

On Fri, 24 Sep 1999 22:20:22 GMT, zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz (Martin Atkins)
provoked the following text:

>|I use Courier New 12pt bold to read the NGs, but that's getting boring,
>|does anyone have a suggestion as to what font i should be looking for?
>
>Lucida Console. It's the font you get in DOS windows from installing
>Microsoft Plus! on Win95, and I think on Win98 by default. 

I have it and i am using it now "on trial" so to speak, thanks.

>As for WinNT ...
>well ... it will work if you can get hold of it - I've no idea if it has it
>by default - the only real experience of NT I've had is NT 4 Workstation at
>college.

Wanna know something? It will work on any platform, as long as it supports
True Type Fonts.
--
        Peter Punk
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Date: 1999/09/26
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