Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors
aardvarko wrote: > Gotta correct you on a fine point... there _IS_ no MS-DOS 7. That is the > internal version number for the Windows 95 COMMAND.COM. There is, > however, a PC-DOS (by Big 'n' Beefy Blue) 7. Also, EDIT.COM doesn't come > with Windows 3.11 or earlier (or for Windows for Workgroups, for that > matter) but it _DOES_ come with Windows 95. One last thing... a standard > Mac mono font is Monaco. 1. If you do a Windows 95 boot in DOS mode, you are in true DOS 7. 2. EDIT.COM comes with DOS 5.0 and above. 3. Most Win3.1 users have DOS 5.0 or above. -- --ran...@slip.net (Randy Gardner) --http://www.slip.net/~randyg/index.htm - *New* Download a maze program that lets you actually walk *inside* the maze!!
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