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|    mark lewis to DALLAS VINSON    |
|    multimail    |
|    21 Feb 16 11:47:12    |
      21 Feb 16 00:29, you wrote to me:               DV> Just downloaded the latest Multimail from sourceforge. the text was        DV> way tiny to the point I couldn't read it, and it didn't scale when I        DV> expanded the window.              don't scale the window... adjust the font size in that process' properties...       if it is the winwhatever flavor, that may not work and you might want to get       the 32bit DOS version which winwhatever generally does allow the fonts to be       adjusted for... instead of 8x12 or whatever the default is, double or triple       both numbers to maintain the aspect ratio... those are the screen pixels for       widthxheight...               DV> I would really like to use Blue Wave, but it wouldn't run on my Win10        DV> system.              i don't have any winwhatever newer than Vista and only one of those left... on       this newer shite that's being excreted, you have to use emulators to be able       to run old DOS 16bit code... that means using their hyper-v, adding xp mode,       or something like dosbox, virtualPC, vmware, and similar... you may have to       run the VM in fullscreen mode if your screen resolution in the host is high       making everything look small like a helicopter hovering at 1000feet over your       neighborhood instead of at 100feet where things are easier to see but you       can't see as much...              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey              ... Limitations are stepping stones to creativity.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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