Re: Suggested Fonts (Win)
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 12:36:19 +0100, "Stuart Moore" <stu...@bigfoot.com> posted: >I'm reading with OL Express on Win98 (Terrible, as any time it sees // then >another character it turns it into a file:// hyperlink which seriously >messes some up, but that's not my point). > >At the moment I'm having to read with Courier New, but I get the feeling >that because this is a serif font it's making some pictures look weird - is >there a standard Win98 sans-serif font that is fixed width? > http://website.lineone.net/~martin.atkins/ada/ Somewhere on there (I forget the exact filename) is a list of known monospaced fonts on certain platforms. Check out the Windows list and see if you have any of the fonts listed. Go through the ones you have until you find one you like. Kind Regards, -Martin -- Martin Atkins - Reply address is ROT13 encoded
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