Re: Monospaced fonts and text editors - A quick guide!
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 15 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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AAAAAAAAAAAh.. Please please please do not use ISO-Latin-2 (ISO-8859-2) when posting here. It totally fronks Outlook Express into "proportional font mode." Which then means I can't see the pretty ascii pictures. :\ >>BKNambo -- http://come.to/brocks.place | World Domination Through Trivia! oah123 (in chatquiz, 12/27/97): "did you guys know during the SPIN cycle the clothes are like being spun really fast? LOL i just found that out!" Valentin Valciu wrote in message <34B...@skylab.math.unibuc.roo>... >Martin Atkins wrote: > >[8< snip the list 8<] > >> >> Anyone else want to add some text editors/fonts? >> > >Editor: > * joe (on Linux; it comes with the system) >Font: > * Terminal (on Windows, used for DOS windows) > > >axiac >-- > ____ ____ __ ______ > ___\ \ \/ /_/__\ \/ ____/ To answer me | Best experienced > / __ / / / / __ / /__ remove an 'o' --. | .----------. > /_____/_/\_\/_____/_____/ from my address | | with | Fixedsys | > axi...@skylab.math.unibuc.roo <---------------' | '----------' >
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