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Subject: Re: Split Decision - Ami WP
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Date: 17 Jan 90 22:19:00 GMT
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> which is pretty crashproof.  Our biggest problem is that
> What-You-See is frequently NOT What-You-Get.  We have a Panasonic
> 1124 24 pin printer and use the printer fonts exclusevly.  Long
> documents often break the page at a different point than on the
> screen.  Sometimes lines wrap on the screen at different words
> than on the printout.  This upsets my wife no end, and is reason

In the review it said that if you use the 8 point font instead of the default
11 point, you will get what you see on the screen. (This is the review in
Amiga + ) You might want to try that. One thing I was wondering about, is
whether or not Pen Pal supports downloadable fonts. I have an Epson LQ printer
which has an 8K buffer to store fonts, but I don't know of any software that
will let me take an advantage of that.

Bo Najdrovsky
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