Re: Ansified XyWrite in full screen mode and CLIP

["M.W. Poirier" poirmw@xxxxxxxx]

 Harry:

 If you have not tried this, fiddle with the following combination
 of keys; the Ctrl key + the mouse wheel, and the Alt key + the
 mouse wheel. Work with them separately. I tried Century a monent
 ago and when it came up on screen for the first time, it was a
 disaster. However, I gained control of the situation by pressing
 the Ctrl key and the wheel first. That make the characters readable,
 and then I set the space between the characters to something I
 thought was agreeable with the Alt key and the wheel.

 To the Others:

 By the way, I resolved my font size problem by setting line
 spacing at 8. It seems that the font size is controlled by line
 spacing.

 I agree with Robert, David does not know how to document his
 programme. But the programme is very interesting and in the end
 may be the salvation of DOS word-processors, since I note that most
 of our complains have to do with the appearance of the screen. Some,
 and maybe even many, of us cannot get used to a screen that is not
 just right, particularly if we do a lot of writing.

 By the way, there is a new version of TAME since yesterday. I've
 tried it on my laptop. I had problems. I could be my fault.

 M. W. Poirier

------
On Sat, 9 Jun 2007, Harry Binswanger wrote:

>
> > > in the later
> > > version of TAME (5.1), I have access to all the fonts installed on my
> > > XP machine
> >
> >What configuration do you use (TAM file etc) with v5.1?
>
> I have "access" to all the fonts, but the character spacing is unusably
> awful on 95% of them. Lucida Console works great, but Centrury, say, is a
> joke. Supposedly, character spacing is adjustable in TAME, but I've never
> gotten it to fix this problem.
>
> Harry Binswanger
> hb@xxxxxxxx
>