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On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Scott Klement wrote: > I'm not sure tha the Xresources/Xdefaults method would always work. > Like, if you were switching from 132 col to 80 col and back, what would > happen with the Xresources method? Well on my machine 132 cols is the same as 80 cols: 7x13. But for me that is a good thing since I spend most of my time in 132 cols I want the biggest font that still fits on my screen. For me that is 7x13. 7x13 is also the same font (or very nearly the same font) I use for all my X applications: xterm, emacs, etc. I like the uniformity. But this doesn't have any method for using different fonts for different column sizes. So .tn5250rc is probably a better place, it is just not the only place. All this makes me think I ought to finish up the HOWTO and get it in DocBook format. James Rich james@eaerich.com
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