monospaced font?

2009-03-23 Thread Roger Darlington 

I'm looking for a monospaced font that works in Netsurf.

Is there one?

I've tried




and

but none of those seem to.


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Cheers
Roger
I'm a mitochondriac

Re: monospaced font?

2009-03-23 Thread Ian Hamilton 
In article ,
   Roger Darlington  wrote:

> I'm looking for a monospaced font that works in Netsurf.

> Is there one?

> I've tried

> 
> 
> 
> and
> 
> but none of those seem to.

 works, it uses the defined Monospaced font - default is Corpus. If
you have configured a different font it may no longer work.

HTH,
Ian

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Ian Hamilton (Iyonix RO5)  http://www.hamiltoni.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

Re: monospaced font?

2009-03-23 Thread John-Mark Bell 
On Mon, 2009-03-23 at 07:38 +, Roger Darlington wrote:
> I'm looking for a monospaced font that works in Netsurf.
> 
> Is there one?
> 
> I've tried
> 
> 
> 
> 
> and
> 
> but none of those seem to.

All of these are defined to use a monospaced font in the default CSS.
Ensure you haven't got overridden this in any CSS that your page uses.
Also ensure that the configured monospace font in NetSurf
(Choices->Fonts->Monospace) is actually monospace and not something
else.


John.

Extracting a JPEG from a web page for a backdrop generator

2009-03-23 Thread Richard Ashbery 
Ref: JPEG only required

Adjust-clicking over the save icon or Shift-F3 or even Select-clicking
the packet icon if ButtonBar is loaded enables me to do a full-save on
a selected image resolution on a site like
http://hubblesite.org/gallery/wallpaper* and then dragging to a filer
window. The full-saved file can then be opened, the relevant jpeg
identified, selected and dragged to a filer window. The unwanted html
gifs and css can then be binned. If many images are needed it becomes
quite time consuming - Is there a simpler way?

If I had the programming skills I would write a routine to this
automatically.

*Incidentally what a superb site.

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Regards

Richard

Re: Extracting a JPEG from a web page for a backdrop generator

2009-03-23 Thread Tim Hill 
In article <5040ace5f2ris...@gotadsl.co.uk>,
   Richard Ashbery  wrote:
> Ref: JPEG only required

> Adjust-clicking over the save icon or Shift-F3 or even Select-clicking
> the packet icon if ButtonBar is loaded enables me to do a full-save on
> a selected image resolution on a site like
> http://hubblesite.org/gallery/wallpaper

> * and then dragging to a filer
> window. The full-saved file can then be opened, the relevant jpeg
> identified, selected and dragged to a filer window. The unwanted html
> gifs and css can then be binned. If many images are needed it becomes
> quite time consuming - Is there a simpler way?

Yes. navigate to the page which contains the image you want and 
drag it from the page to the filer.

A slightly more long-winded way is to click menu over the image on the
page then follow Object > Object > Save > and save it!

> If I had the programming skills I would write a routine to this
> automatically.

Someone already has!

> *Incidentally what a superb site.

Indeed. Setting up Organizer to open APOD is great too:

Create a task alarm with 

URIdispatch http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/

in the Message section.

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Tim Hill,

www.timil.com