thanks & wrastop()
Stewart
gmark at ihlpf.ATT.COM
Wed Aug 24 00:22:23 AEST 1988
In article <303 at amanue.UUCP>, jr at amanue.UUCP (Jim Rosenberg) writes:
> In article <565 at proxftl.UUCP> aaron at proxftl.UUCP (Aaron Zimmerman) writes:
> font, put whatever font you'd like in slot 0. There's *one* catch! The cursor
> will be the size of the largest loaded font. If your current font is smaller
> than this, backspace works miserably, leaving all kinds of pixel crumbs and
> generally messing up the line.
Does anyone know of a fix for this? Can you fake out the machine to
think the largest font is the size of the current one? Or must you
reboot or something with a font loaded? Thanks in advance.
- Mark
G. Mark Stewart
ATT_BTL, Naperville, Ill. ix1g266
ixlpq!gms (312)979-0914
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