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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Nov 1998.
Re: what font should I be using for ascii???

Re: what font should I be using for ascii???

In article <365...@news.vossnet.net>, Martin Atkins wrote:
> Acorn:    Corpus                                            (in Resources)
>           Homerton                                          (in Resources)

Uh Oh... Homerton is a Helvetica clone, so is therefore not a
monospaced font, probably best if you remove it from the list.

dom.
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