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In article <4bvkg2$p3n@tribune.usask.ca>
           punshon@alfonso.usask.ca "John Punshon" writes:

> I thought the LetterGothic I saw was proportionally spaced but
> I don't mind standing corrected.
> 
> 
> Philip McNab (philip@siberia.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> : In article <4brqvl$irm@tribune.usask.ca>
> :            punshon@alfresco.usask.ca "John Punshon" writes:
> 
> : > Neither Schoolbook nor the LetterGothic mentioned in another
> : > post are fixed-width.
> 
> : Wrong.  I don't know abt Schoolbook, LetterGothic is fixed-width:
> : there may be another, proportionally spaced variant; but the std LJ4+
> : variant *is* fixed width. I should know: I have read tens of

I've found a couple of LetterGothic TT fonts that are fixed width but
that still hasn't solved my problem - one of them Windoze won't
recognise altho its a .ttf file - maybe its a mac font ?; and the
other works fine in Word but Multi-Edit and Lister won't let me 
select it as a font - perhaps they don't think its fixed width?

all the best for '96,
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      Michael J. Cross             Internet : mike@mjckeh.demon.co.uk
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