Default fonts in OI (OpenInsight Specific)
At 25 SEP 1998 05:23:11AM Oystein Reigem wrote:
I thought I read earlier this year that the default font for edit controls in OI had changed. But was it only the font for messages that changed?
(I cannot see any change for edit controls in my 3.61, so if you don't tell me otherwise I assume it's a case of memory crosstalk on my behalf…)
- Oystein -
At 25 SEP 1998 08:55AM Aaron Kaplan wrote:
As far as I know, it was just for messages.
akaplan@sprezzatura.com
At 27 SEP 1998 03:38PM Mike Ruane wrote:
I think the font was changed in Messages and Popups (and Help) to use bold, same as Win95/98. It was in one of the readme files.
Mike
At 27 SEP 1998 06:33PM Don Bakke wrote:
…to use bold…
Just a minor correction, it went from bold to regular.
dbakke@srpcs.com
At 28 SEP 1998 05:52PM Willy Wonka wrote:
Strike that..reverse it.
Willy Wonka
At 28 SEP 1998 07:20PM Andrew P McAuley wrote:
Willy Wonka hijacked by bloody Nestles? Eek - one of the deepest morality plays of the last couple of decades reduced to a shill for foisting pap onto an unsuspecting populace. Shame on you Willy - they must have got to you for you to sell out in such a big way!
What next? chitty chitty bang bang sponsored by Lada?
Father forgive them, they tried not to do it. Turned over a new leaf, and then tore right through it….
amcauley@sprezzatura.com
World Leaders in all things RevSoft
At 29 SEP 1998 09:16AM Willy Wonka wrote:
Sounds like somebody didn't find the Golden Ticket…
Willy Wonka
At 29 SEP 1998 10:58AM Aaron Kaplan wrote:
Actually, I wouldn't blame Mr. Wonka. If you recall, at the end of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Mr. Wonka gave the factory to Charlie. If anyone sold out, it was Charlie.
Of course, there were various reasons why Chrlie might have sold out. Grandpa might have incurred serious medical bills and the parents of the other children, Veruca, Mike, Violet or Agustus, could have sued after what happened to their child, especially Mr. Salt. Now, forced into insolvency, Charlie had no choice but to turn the factory over.
Of course, any number of incidents could have happened with the glass elevator.
Just food for thought.
akaplan@sprezzatura.com
At 29 SEP 1998 02:02PM Mike Ruane wrote:
Actually, all hell broke loose after the Oompa Loompas formed a union- Oompa Loompa Candy and Novelty Workers local 82.
Charlie, unskilled in labor-management relations was quickly overwhelmed, and looked to the outside for help. Nestle, already skilled in getting into places they shouldn't be, was more than willing to help, and the rest is history…..
At 01 OCT 1998 04:41AM Oystein Reigem wrote:
Andrew,
Did *I* trigger this conversation?
I always preferred other children's books by Roald Dahl, anyway. I guess he loosened up a bit later in his career. Nestlé can have Charlie for me. Give me BFG any day.
And could you please tell me why your posting is indented one extra position (see the thread list at the bottom)? (Just trying to derail this thread a second time.)
- Oystein -
At 01 OCT 1998 05:35PM Andrew P Mcauley wrote:
Cool - a Duke fan… now what do you want with a Big F** Gun?
amcauley@sprezzatura.com
World Leaders in all things RevSoft
At 02 OCT 1998 06:32AM Oystein Reigem wrote:
Under the current circumstances I cannot really find any fault with your reply…
