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August Abolins | Martin Foster | apoint: fonts and windows |
April 19, 2019 1:03 AM * |
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Hello Martin! MF> I have to confess that I find the look and feel of WinPoint far MF> more appealing than APoint. I've spent ages messing about with MF> different combinations of font/colours in APoint but as yet, I MF> haven't found a combination that suits me. Why not just start with the same settings you have in Winpoint? But, as I describe below, you may need to apply the same settings in each "view" window. For starters, I just changed the font and size to match what I have in Winpoint. I haven't played with the colours. I think that would drive me crazy if a colour combination didn't look right. A simple white background is easiest on the eyes. I see that Apoint allows different font/view settings for each break-out screen. I don't necessary like the idea of completely separate windows for each (that is, one for the AREA that you are reading, another for the actual message you are reading, and yet another for editing the message). But I can appreciate the design. It certainly takes advantage of "windows" in Windows! If I had a larger screen, I'd spread them apart so they don't overlap as much as they do on my modest 1400x1050 14" screen laptop. But, like anything else, I can get used to it. ../|ug --- APoint 1.25 * Origin: Get Apoint HERE: https://stargate.org.uk/apoint (2:221/1.59) |
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