Re: Problems under windo
-=* Internet: Emiel
ohost.co recently spewed all over ** All **, re: Problems under windows *=-
IE> I am experiencing troubles under windows. The width of the characters
IE> is not equal, so all my sigs and pics become scrambled.
IE> Is there anyone having a solution to my problem ??
Use a non-proportional (monospace?) font, like Courier. Proportional fonts
are the kind that let wider letters (like 'W') occupy more space than narrow
letters (like 'l'). Courier characters occupy the same width. (or you can
always use an MS-DOS-based text editor)
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