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From: jmh@ns.network.com (1606)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Resedit Font
Summary: It's using Geneva 14
Keywords: Bad list font
Message-ID: <1627@ns.network.com>
Date: 6 Sep 89 19:21:43 GMT
Sender: jmh@ns.network.com (Joel Halpern 424-1606)
Reply-To: jmh@ns.UUCP (Joel Halpern 424-1606)
Followup-To: comp.sys.mac
Organization: Network Systems Corporation
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I recently switched from the beta release of Resedit to the 1.2 that arrived
with Think C 4.0 (It looked newer).  It works fine except:

When I examine a resource which is displayed as a labeled list (i.e. TMPL or 
MENU or many others), instead of using Chicago as the font (which the previous
version did), it uses Geneva.  This would not be bad, as Geneva 12 is installed 
and looks fine.  However,  it is using Geneva 14.  Apparently the system is
deducing this font from the 12, and it looks abysmal.  

Either, where am I supposed to have a copy of Geneva 14 to use, or how to I
convince Resedit (and one or two other programs with the same glitch) to use
Chicago?

(Chicago 12 and Geneva 12 are in the system.  All other fonts are in suitcases,
opened by Suitcase II).

Thanks,
Joel M. Halpern			jmh@nsco.network.com
Network Systems Corporation