| Re. .1:
> For other applications, set
>
> *font: "-*-Terminal-Medium-*-Normal--*-180-*-*-*-*-*-1"
Isn't this rather over-simplified (and dangerous?) What about
applications (such as Notes) that use multiple fonts? And besides,
haven't there been warnings not to use the terminal fonts in general
use?
Re. .0:
I believe there are some applications you will not be able to affect
via the defaults. For example, I have never seen a way to adjust the
font used by the Help widget (doesn't mean there isn't one...) And I
believe the current release of Bookreader overrides resource settings
with internal values.
Are you aware of the private_server_setup mechanism? You can tell ther
server, at DECW startup, that you have a 100 dpi monitor, and it will
adjust the fonts used on a global basis. You do, however, lose the
ability to tell DECterm to use the small font... Look at the file
sys$manager:decw$private_server-setup.com.
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| Here is one idea, not necessarily guaranteed, and not necessarily a GOOD
idea. If you have a 75 dpi screen (i.e. a 19 inch monitor on all but the
Firefox), you could fake things out and tell the server you have a 100dpi
screen (see SYS$MANAGER:DECW$PRIVATE_SERVER_STARTUP.TEMPLATE). That would
make it use the 100 dpi font set which would show up larger on a 75 dpi
monitor. A real hack, and for VMS V5.1, not all applications work correctly
with the 100 dpi fonts, but maybe worth a try.
Burns
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