Font Printing

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Jamie L Maurer

Having the worst time finding out how one can print all the font types loaded
into my computer without going to the window pulldown and doing each one
individualy. All I would like is a couple of pages that show what fonts I can
choose from and then pick that one for printing in my document. Can any one
assist?
 
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John John - MVP

You can set it so that replies are started above or below the quote. OE
defaults to the top, others may default to differently. The only thing
worse than top or bottom posting are the ones who don't have anything
better than to complain about it.

John
 
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Unknown

Absolutely, positively correct. The only worse thing is the complaining
about it.
 
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thanatoid

If top posting is so bad, why does the cursor default to
the top when creating a response?

Where would you LIKE it to default?

And have you ever heard of Ctl-End?
 
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thanatoid

You can set it so that replies are started above or below
the quote. OE defaults to the top, others may default to
differently. The only thing worse than top or bottom
posting are the ones who don't have anything better than to
complain about it.

{very deep sigh}

Does MS force MVP's to take the special "Redmondian logic"
course when they brainwash you?
 
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thanatoid

Absolutely, positively correct. The only worse thing is
the complaining about it.

You and all the others incapable of comprehending the reasons
for top-posting being bad and for the need for snipping are
****ed in the head.

I am ASTOUNDED at the level of stupidity in the XP groups
compared to the pre-XP groups. And /they're/ not full of
geniuses, not by a long shot.

<SNIP>
 
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John John - MVP

thanatoid said:
You and all the others incapable of comprehending the reasons
for top-posting being bad and for the need for snipping are
****ed in the head.

I am ASTOUNDED at the level of stupidity in the XP groups
compared to the pre-XP groups. And /they're/ not full of
geniuses, not by a long shot.

The intelligence quotient of the group will increase by a thousand fold
as soon as you leave.
 
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Stan Brown

If top posting is so bad, why does the cursor default to the top when
creating a response?

Because you're using a bad newsreader. Microsoft has made a career
of subverting Internet standards -- look at the sequence of Internet
Explorers for more evidence.
 
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Stan Brown

Sat, 9 Jan 2010 03:03:40 +0000 (UTC) from thanatoid
You and all the others incapable of comprehending the reasons
for top-posting being bad and for the need for snipping are
****ed in the head.

Sigh. That is not the way to convince others of the rightness of our
cause.
 
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thanatoid

Sat, 9 Jan 2010 03:03:40 +0000 (UTC) from thanatoid


Sigh. That is not the way to convince others of the
rightness of our cause.

While I fully agree with you in principle, I also believe there
are times when the only way to solve certain situations is by
either using creative language formations or small automatic
machine guns. This, regrettably, is one of those situations. A
case where I will never be able to convince them, and since I do
neither see a reason to nor can rid the planet of them, I can at
least insult them.

IOW, so many idiots, so much time...
 
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thanatoid

It is better to put the most recent correspondence on the
top, reverse chronological filing. Why many think
scrolling to the bottom of each message makes sense,
doesn't for me. If one is exchanging letters with others
would you put the most recent letter on the top, or bottom
of the pile? If you select the bottom, every time you made
reference to it you would need to pick up the pile and pull
the bottom letter; in a business environment, chaos.

If you have perfect memory and never get confused by anything
and remember EVERYTHING everybody says, and recall references to
links made 20 posts earlier by someone who only posted once ever
so s/he is not a friend of yours, then fine. But I don't know
many people like that.

One of the things that made text Usenet great (when it /was/
great instead of crippled and slowly being killed off) was that
you could engage in interesting (or stupid) threads, and it is
much easier to keep LOGIC /logical/ when it is in FORWARD
chronological order.

Also, you don't leave posts in their entirety. You reply to what
you feel needs a comment, right below, and you <SNIP> what is
not relevant or IYO unnecessary for further discussion.
 
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Steve Hayes

Because you're using a bad newsreader. Microsoft has made a career
of subverting Internet standards -- look at the sequence of Internet
Explorers for more evidence.

Not an adequate reason. It defaults to the top so that you can go down
deleting the bits that you are not replying to, and put your replies
immediately below the bits you ARE replying to.
 
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Stan Brown

It is better to put the most recent correspondence on the top, reverse
chronological filing. Why many think scrolling to the bottom of each
message makes sense, doesn't for me.

It doesn't make sense when you don't bother to trim your quotes.
 
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Tom Willett

: Does MS force MVP's to take the special "Redmondian logic"
: course when they brainwash you?
:
: > John

People like you are a compelling reason why inbreeding is not good.
 
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thanatoid

: Does MS force MVP's to take the special "Redmondian logic"
: course when they brainwash you?
:
: > John

People like you are a compelling reason why inbreeding is
not good.

First of all, you don't know whether I am a product of
inbreeding so YOUR logic is as good as the OP MVP's.

Second, you have apparently also been quite successful at your
"creative English" courses.


--
There are only two classifications of disk drives: Broken drives
and those that will break later.
- Chuck Armstrong (This one I think, http://www.cleanreg.com/,
not the ball player. But who knows. I can't remember where I got
the quote. But it's true.)
 

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