At 06:50 PM 9/8/98 -0500, you wrote: >>Maybe I have not paid attention to all the news flying by, but don't recall >>how to wipe out these panels coming up. Oh yes, everything seems to print >>ok, such as it is. e.g. the "Standard" printout seems to squeeze the data >>on top of each other so you don't get it all printed unless you write to a >>file and print in 6 point courier in landscape. I am a bit perplexed by the response below since the standard output would seem to contain so much data on one line that it would not be possible to print it all unless you do as I mention above. In any event, double clicking did not solve this problem if indeed it is a problem and not just a result of how the printing is done. >You say everything seems to print ok, but I say it is not okay because you >are getting text printing on top of each other. This is the precise >problem caused by not having LUND fonts properly installed. Once again: > >There are a set of 4 LUND fonts that were supposed to be installed when >CFT-Win is installed. But for some reason, occaisionally, I get reports >that the fonts didn't get installed. This is normally noticable by a few >letters being cut off on the right hand side or on list reports where one >column seems to run into the next. > >The solution: > >2. If you are using Window 95 then use Explorer to find the fonts. They >should be in c:\windows\fonts. (Although some earlier versions of CFT-Win >inadvertantly installed inot c:\windows\font - without the "s". If this is >the case you may copy the four files to the proper location.) Anyway, if >you double mouse-click on the fonts one at a time to view them, this should >install them so that they will be recognized by CFT-Win - as well as other >programs. The fonts seem to be installed each time you load cftw and the two panels appear each time you reload. The standard behaves as noted above as before. How should the standard printout look?