rrw@naucse.cse.nau.edu (Robert Wier) (04/12/91)
I've been using WORD 4.0 for text processing for some time
(mainly because under MacWrite 4.5 and operating 6.0.5 on
a Mac ci, MW4.5 DESTROYED your document when you did a
spelling check (one way to get rid of spelling errors, I
guess :-) )...
Anyway, I just got a look at MacWrite II (which I recently
read is going to be superceeded very soon), and noted kind of
a nice feature in the FONT menu - the fonts had their names
displayed IN the font named.
Now, I've checked the WORD manual everywhere I can think of and
don't find a similar feature. A little suprising, considering
that WORD is generally considered (at least around here) as the
"Big Brother" of MacWrite.
Does anyone know if there is a way in WORD 4.0 to get this?
THANKS
- Bob Wier
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or uucp: ...arizona!naucse!rrwben@duttnph.tudelft.nl (Ben Verwer) (04/26/91)
rrw@naucse.cse.nau.edu (Robert Wier) writes: > Anyway, I just got a look at MacWrite II (which I recently > read is going to be superceeded very soon), and noted kind of > a nice feature in the FONT menu - the fonts had their names > displayed IN the font named. ... > Does anyone know if there is a way in WORD 4.0 to get this? Hold down the option key when choosing the menu! --- Ben Verwer Lorentzweg 1 tel +31(15)783247 Pattern Recognition Group 2628 CJ Delft fax +31(15)626740 Faculty of Applied Physics The Netherlands Delft University of Technology --- int O; main(){char*l;if(*(O+++(l="\n!telbuoder"))/*l) exit('-'-'-'); /*(*/)/*(*/main();';';write('='!='!',l+--O,~~'?'?'|'||'|':'+'+'+');}
d88-jwa@byse.nada.kth.se (Jon W{tte) (04/27/91)
> a nice feature in the FONT menu - the fonts had their names > displayed IN the font named. > Does anyone know if there is a way in WORD 4.0 to get this? Hold down the option key when choosing the menu! I don't think it's Word doing that, I think it's Suitcase. -- Jon W{tte h+@nada.kth.se - Power !