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Article #4926Re: font lookup problem
From: Peter Kriens
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 1991 11:54
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 1991 11:54
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> An added bonus of a new font lookup might be a different substitution for > unknown fonts (rather than Courier). For example if the font name requested > is not found AND ends with "-Roman" then default to Times-Roman etc. Is this serious? Who wants to do such a replacement "intelligence". The nice thing about Courier is the fact that it sticks out like a sore thumb wich forces your attention upon the problem. But an absent font is an absent font and with whatever you replace it, it will look horrible because widths will not match. Peter kriens pkr@media01.uucp
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