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ProWrite 3.1

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#18805From: Samuel S. JohnsonSep 16, 1990 11:14 PM
I'm using 12-pitch NLQ too, and I strongly agree with JD. Please fix it!
#18913From: Randy MonkSep 22, 1990 12:42 PM
I truly like ProWrite, and would love to make it my regular wordprocessor, but its handling of Elite and Condensed printer fonts prevent me from using it. Fractional fonts or not, this inability of ProWrite makes it useless to me. Please fix it! I want to use ProWrite!
#18961From: New Horizons SoftwareSep 24, 1990 10:56 AM
Randy, If you turn on ProWrite's "Optimal Spacing" option in the Print requester, you will get much better results when using Elite and Condensed fonts. Depending upon your printer, it may slow down printing a bit though. James Bayless New Horizons Software, Inc.
#18990From: Kenny G. RabySep 25, 1990 12:39 PM
Even though you get better results using Optimal Spacing printing in Elite still leaves a LOT to be desired. Don't even think of trying to print out a chart or anything else that needs to line up, because although a majority of the lines will line up not all of the will and it really looks bad and unprofessional.
#18993From: Randy MonkSep 25, 1990 8:12 PM
James, optimal spacing results are better, but still can't be shown in public. Please correct this major oversight. ProWrite is wonderful to see and use, but without Elite and Condensed, I have to turn elsewhere for good output. Keep up the good work, by fixing this problem. Thanks. Randy Monk