Re: BUG!! what font??
From Triteno <tri...@follow.signature>
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· 21 Jan 2002 19:39 · View full thread
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Philip Newton says: >> Hey bug, I'd like to see your images properly but it seems I mustn't have >> your font. >> Everything shows in your post as Arial. > > I think bug posts in iso-8859-2, which is used for Central European > languages. Change your MSOE configuration to use Courier New (or > whatever) for "Central European" or "Eastern European" or "iso-8859-2" > or "Latin-2" or whatever it calls that character set. but bug's ascii-arts doesn't contain any of isolatin2 specific chars, they are clean ascii, so there is almost no difference, what encoding you'll set... -- Jacek Pospycha�a, Triteno, tri...@bsod.org, http://tri10o.republika.pl
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