Re: help needed to view...
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 19 Nov 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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If you have gotten many recent posts, there is one that links to Topaz New, which is a monospaced (typewriter) font. The Courier New font should be somewhere on your Windows 95 CD, considering that it *is* a default Windows font. Or are you not on a 95-box? >>BKNambo -- Visit my homepage, [now under major reconstruction,] come.to/brocks.place World Domination Through Trivia! Cranium Music wrote in message <64tdq8$s0m$1...@wheel.wave.co.nz>... >Hi, > Can someone help me please. >I was subscribed to "The Funny Bone" and they said to use " "typewriter" >font such as Courier, FixedSys, or Monaco." > Through a stroke of 'bad luck', (we shall call it), I now no longer have >these fonts and (if it matters, I'm am now with stuck using IE's Outlook >Express for viewing newsgroups and emails). > Can anyone tell me where I can get any of these fonts to view the Ascii >art at its best or is there another font that you can recommend that is >possible to use with this darn Outlook Express?? >Thanks in advance. >Chr...@cranium.co.nz > > > > > >
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