[pianotech] NY Times article on pianos (OT)

Terry Farrell mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com
Wed Aug 1 03:42:25 MDT 2012


> Now there is a cazillion on the computer, 98% never used or looked at.


Oh yeah?

On Aug 1, 2012, at 4:28 AM, Dean May wrote:

> Susan,
>  
> It appears you are using a fixed width typewriter font which isn’t the easiest to read. It is the default choice for plain text. Some posters on the list prefer plain text. Using HTML, which is what I’m using, one is able to use all kinds of different fonts. I am sending this in Arial 10 pt which is my default choice. It is a variable width, meaning the “I” takes up less space than the “H”. I prefer sending and receiving in HTML. It allows me to express myself more and also allows me to embed pictures in my text.
>  
> This is the fixed width typewriter font Courier. See the difference? Maybe not if your program is set to view in plain text.
>  
> I have had a PC in the house since the mid 80s. Anyone else remember when font packages were about $100+ each? Now there is a cazillion on the computer, 98% never used or looked at.
>  
> Dean
> 
> Dean W May              
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