Oleg and Raul,

        I have found a problem with using the suggested font
in terminal. You may recall that in another thread I told
Raul that there must be something wrong with his example
construction of triangles for openGL. It turns out that the
reason I thought there was an error is that I happened to
use the only terminal I have configured on my Mac with the
new font specificiation; the result is that all of the
underscores for negative signs do not appear. It was only
when I tried to cut and paste the result into a reply to
Raul that the underscores reappeared. Without the
underscores, the output looks like many repeated rows.

(B=)

On Sat, 22 Jul 2006, Oleg Kobchenko wrote:

+ Note: DejaVu Sans Mono may not appear under
+ Fixed Width collection, so choose it from All Fonts.
+
+ Box Drawing in Terminal
+
+ - In Terminal menu, Window Settings, select Display
+ - make sure "Wide glyphs for Japanese..." is unchecked
+ - select any fixed pitch font, including DejaVu Sans Mono
+   which has the advantage of eliminating gaps between glyphs
+   (font size 11-12).
+ - select "Use These Setting as Default"
+ - test
+      9!:7 (16,:11)];.0 a.
+      <"0 i.3 4
+
+ Box Drawing in Safari
+
+ - In Safari menu, Preferences, select Appearance
+ - In "Fixed-width font" select any fixed pitch font, including
+   DejaVu Sans Mono.
+   Note: variate the size and watch the web page window,
+   around size 12 is good, though size 13 may produce misalignment.
+
+
+ ----- Original Message ----
+ From: Oleg Kobchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
+ To: Beta forum <[email protected]>
+ Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 7:32:15 PM
+ Subject: [Jbeta] Unicode and Box Drawing font for Mac
+
+
+ There is a nice font called DejaVu Sans Mono.
+ http://dejavu.sourceforge.net/
+ It looks better than the standard Monaco and far better
+ than Courier New with optimal sizes of 11-13.
+
+ It is based on Bitstream Vera fonts known in the
+ Open Source world, and extended to include
+ natioanal Unicode and Box Drawing characters.
+
+ Procedure to install
+ - download the zip file
+ - extract font files, one is enough: DejaVuSansMono.ttf (the fixed pitch 
regular)
+ - Install (drag to /Users/user/Library/Fonts/ or double-clik and choose 
Install)
+ - Exist J, Run J again
+ - Select the font in Configure dialog
+ - Exist J, Run J again
+ - try  <"0 i.3 4
+
+ Note: naturally some hierogliphics and box drawing
+ do not mix well, as the former may come from a different font.
+
+
+ ----- Original Message ----
+ From: Eric Iverson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
+ To: beta <[email protected]>
+ Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 3:49:42 PM
+ Subject: [Jbeta] J601 pbeta available for Mac
+
+
+ The p beta for Mac (darwin) is available at:
+ http://www.jsoftware.com/download/j601pbeta_darwin.tar.gz
+
+ Most problems discussed in the forum have been addressed.
+
+ The command key now runs the menu shortcuts.
+
+ All platforms except for the Mac now have nice box draw characters.
+ There isn't a standard fixed pitch font with box draw characters in a
+ standard Mac OSX install. Can anyone provide information on a proper
+ font that can be easily and freely downloaded that will work on the Mac?
+
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Brian Schott
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