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From: carlo@zebra.cvs.rochester.edu (Carlo Tiana)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Monitor problems
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Date: 20 Nov 89 01:00:45 GMT
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In article <20833@mimsy.umd.edu> nau@mimsy.umd.edu.UUCP (Dana S. Nau) writes:
>...
>monitor, so everything the Mac writes to the screen comes out much too
>small to read comfortably....
>	Dana S. Nau

On a related note: is it possible to do something similar to a regular Mac
screen? What I would like is to trade number of characters on the screen
for their size. Like typing everything in 14pt fonts, but still having it
print at 10pt or whatever the 'standard' size is. Something equivalent to
typing you whole document within, say, Word, at 14pt, but not having to
rescale the whole thing down to 10pt when you want to print it. I guess I
want a magnifying lens for my screen....

Could one change the 'default' system font (the one in which file/folder
names are written), for example?

Carlo.


carlo@cvs.rochester.edu