🚀 go-pugleaf

Oh come on,

change resolution is a very common question. If i want to change printer
fonts bitmap it wouldn't be so "general" question. Why other 2 people
understand what i mean and responded? Which means that 3rd guy (Mr Gonder)
was unable to understand my question. How we call people how doesn't
understand the self-evidents ? Find it for your self ! (I already did)

I didn't see your comments about the second part of my mail, his suggestion
to go at the desktop and right click, choose resolutions.... Talking to
windows 98 newbies in a borland developers forum.

PS: As a TeamB guy you have to see the side from both sides, and not support
only him. His fault to answer so birdbrain, and my fault that bursted that
way. Well, I understand that many people just replying posts not really
because they want to help (as experts)... buy they are trying to make
impression (you know the classical ironic style, i know everything, i know
how to post, you are disrelated, etc. etc.)

George


"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <ed@mulroyREMOVETHESECHARS.org> wrote in message
news:3f302a36$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Questions on here tend to be more exotic so when you did not say the word
> "screen" Mr Gonder had fair reason to suspect you were asking about
> something not so obvious as screen resolution.
>
> Many fonts have bits.  That is why they call them bitmapped fonts.
>
> My printer has a resolution expressed either in bits or in horizontal and
> vertical DPI.
>
> .  Ed
>
> > George wrote in message
> > news:3f300d9e@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > I'm asking on a C++Builder developer's forum, on the API
> > newsgroup on how can I change the resolution (width, height
> > and bits) and he repies asking me what resolution ? screen,
> > font, printer?
> >
> > Font? Does fonts has bits? Printer? Does it has bits? Screen
> > resolution has bits (1024x768x32).
> >
> > And then, he suggested me to right click on the desktop and
> > click on change resolution. Is that a developer to developer
> > answer? Are we on news://microsoft.public.windows.win98.begginers
> > or on Borland's developers community?
> >
> > No more comments.
>
>