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Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 05 Oct 2009 23:27
by ramza__x
Whats your fav font settings?
Here's mine...
Re: Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 05 Oct 2009 23:36
by j_c_hallgren
Just curious: What prompted this query?
Anyway, mine are all 8.25 and tend to be quite vanilla:
General & Dialogs: Tahoma
Tree and List: MS Sans Serif
Reg Ex & Edit: Courier
Re: Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 06 Oct 2009 01:32
by TheQwerty
Consolas 8.25 for regex and Verdana 8.25 for everything else.
Re: Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 06 Oct 2009 01:51
by j_c_hallgren
I'll use this thread to congratulate
TheQwerty on making it to the
1K+ posts here point as it was his post above that marked
#1000!
I always appreciate his knowledgeable and well written comments...makes mine look a bit silly at times.
There are now five of us who have that many postings here, and given that '
serendipity' was previously '
surrender', (right?), his total is a bit misleading at
http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/memberlist ... &sk=d&sd=d
Welcome to the "spending too much time here" club! And don't take that to mean you shouldn't do so in future!

Re: Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 06 Oct 2009 09:23
by admin
ramza__x wrote:Whats your fav font settings?
Here's mine...
Courier 9.599999!

Was Courier 9.6 just a little too big for you?

Re: Whats your fav font settings?
Posted: 06 Oct 2009 13:19
by TheQwerty
j_c_hallgren wrote:Welcome to the "spending too much time here" club! And don't take that to mean you shouldn't do so in future!

Thanks j_c_hallgren - it wouldn't have been possible if I wasn't constantly searching for ways to procrastinate! But really I like to blame Don for being such a responsive developer and creating a nearly perfect program; hey, if it was perfect there wouldn't be much need for this forum!
j_c_hallgren wrote:... makes mine look a bit silly at times.
Rarely! Usually you've got the quick (and correct!) reply in sometime between when I click "reply" and "submit," making my long and wordy reply useless.
