Re: The Original ASCII Airplane Collection
In article <941...@pilot.chvpkh.chevron.com> bew...@mailmaster.chvpkh.chevron.com (Bill Garnett) writes: >Date: 18 Nov 94 02:41:02 GMT > >Paul, > >Could you clue me in to what font this is in? My Mac seems to use a different >width for spaces which pretty much destoys the collection. Tails and wheels >don't line up with the rest. > >Any insite would be appreciated. It sounds like your Mac is using a proportionally spaced font so the spaces are much thinner than they ought to be. Try selecting Courier if that font is available. Peter Benie
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