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by nitroman » Sun 20.01.2008, 05:54
How can I specify that I wish a post, or a portion of it, to use font COURIER NEW, size 10? That would allow me to vertically align information, making the information neat, and therefore easy for all to understand & use.
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by inkitin » Mon 21.01.2008, 23:59
Nitroman
Not sure if this will work but let's give it a try !!
[font=courier new]
How does this look to you?[/font]
Hmmmm that didn't work !!
Try again
How about this?
Then this?
and so on?
Is that OK?
It'll only let me do Verdana
I suppose you could always make it
bold or
italic 
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by GeoffSmith » Tue 22.01.2008, 00:44
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WWWiiiWWW
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by inkitin » Tue 22.01.2008, 00:49
Inkitin suitably put in his place !!

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by GeoffSmith » Tue 22.01.2008, 00:53
Or Iii has also learned a new skill (as have I)!
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I can do lists as well now!

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by dapinky » Tue 22.01.2008, 17:29
Is it just me that's lost??????
Am I the only one who hasn't got a clue???????

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by nitroman » Tue 22.01.2008, 23:38
dapinky wrote:Is it just me that's lost??????
Am I the only one who hasn't got a clue???????

Any two lines of text with the same number of characters in each line in a monospace typeface should display as equal in width, while the same two lines in a proportional typeface may have radically different widths. This occurs because wide glyphs (like those for the letters W, Q, Z, M, D, O, H, and U) use more space, and narrow glyphs (like those for the characters i, t, l, and 1) use less space than the average-width glyph when using a proportional font.
It would really help in displaying columnar information to have the use of fixed-width fonts.
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by GeoffSmith » Tue 22.01.2008, 23:44
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Any two lines of text with the same number of characters in each line in a monospace typeface should display as equal in width, while the same two lines in a proportional typeface may have radically different widths. This occurs because wide glyphs (like those for the letters W, Q, Z, M, D, O, H, and U) use more space, and narrow glyphs (like those for the characters i, t, l, and 1) use less space than the average-width glyph when using a proportional font.
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by Doug » Wed 23.01.2008, 01:04
so what you're subtly saying Geoff is that he should type
[ code] text text text [/code]
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by nitroman » Wed 23.01.2008, 01:24
Kinda awkward, but better than nuthin'
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Qty Part # Desc.
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2 120-6816 Caliper
1 15Q-6824K Pads
2 160-5844 Rotors
2 230-0150 Bolt kit (8pk)
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