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From: ded@kossy.jhuapl.edu (Jigsaw)
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Subject: French fonts for Turbo C 2.0
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Date: 27 Nov 90 19:08:23 GMT
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I just started using Turbo C 2.0 to write programs on my PS/2 Model 30.
The default font for text and the default bit-mapped font for graphics
have the appropriate aigu, grave, and cedille forms of e, a, c, etc.,
but the SANS_SERIF_FONT et al, do not.  I want to write crisp French
characters in graphics mode.

Can anyone direct me to such a font, or tell me how to mix text and graphic
modes under Turbo C.


					Thanks,
						me