Talk: change fronts
From creator <a0a...@teaching.cs.adelaide.edu.au>
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· 19 Aug 1994 04:12 · View full thread
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hi
I was wondering whether there are any ways in which to change the fonts
so you can replace characters (abc%$#123...) with pictures, like bit maps
so you can get programs which can make graphics in xterm windows. If there
are, can any one tell me how i can get my hands on some of these programs.
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