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Re: 86 lines of code

Kurt Anderson skrev:
David,
Under Preferences, you can go to LPEX Editor and then Appearance. Here you can change the font. Per a session about WDSCi tips with Aaron Bartell, he shared that the font of Lucinda Console-regular-8 is a fine font to use to be able to see more at once.

I believe WDSCi supports ClearType fonts. They can be very legible at small sizes. For XP the Powerpoint package from Microsoft provides the Consolas font which is extremely readable for fixed font text.


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