Experts: Viewing ASCII in IE4, OE--Proportional>Fixed-Width???
From Raymond Haelund <ray...@fidalgo.net>
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· 29 Dec 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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I am using IE4 and Outlook Express. When I try to view ASCII messages, the ASCII is all messed up due to my (non-proportional) font. When I click on VIEW, my only font options are the size of the font. When go to [Control Panel/Internet/Fonts] and try to make the Fixed-Width font to be my Internet font (so I can create and view ASCIIs better) and no matter how I rearrange the Character Sets or fonts, I still wind up with proportional fonts. (There is no APPLY button for this screen). Thanks in advance, Ray Haglund
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