alu@cbnewsk.att.com (Alan Lustiger) (08/21/90)
Screen fonts do not always correspond with the correct printer font,
especially when using out-of-the-ordinary point sizes. Normally I
wouldn't mind, but since I have installed some screen fonts of
different (non-Roman) alphabets, I often get unreadable gibberish
when Windows decides to substitute Hebrew characters for English.
Is there any way I can restrict the fonts shown, or categorize them
by language so that substitution can occur a little more intelligently?
Thanks in advance.
--
Alan Lustiger
|_ | | AT&T Bell Laboratories ERC
/ |( Princeton, NJ
attmail!alustiger or att!pruxk!alu