check it out. I've been using Transmit for some time, these guys
build really nice stuff.
Although for an editor I've used Vim for years, once you get hooked on
it, other editors seem kind of lame.
This would have to be beyond cool to make me switch. ;-)
- DJS
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ple Feature.
>> Anyway, since this is something done at the client end, neither CSS nor
>> Javascript as any way to change it.
Let them eat straight type.
It's not a life or death situation, as I stated in the OP, I
p with a decent but two year
old screen, so it's just OK.
At this point I'll bow out of this thread before it becomes a Mac vs
Window thing.
Thanks for your direction to the settings in XP, I was looking for it.
- DJS
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jeffrey morin wrote:
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>
>
>you could even go as far as using ie conditional comments to
> deliver text that would look better on a pc than a mac
>
>Jeff
>
>
Well, it was looking good in IE7 win, just FF win. It's the culprit.
I was using georgia, which I thought I understood as a
Lori Lay wrote:
> DJS wrote:
>
>> I find this interesting.
>> I work on a Mac 99% of the time doing development, but recently I've
>> started a design for my new site.
>>
>> Italic text: FF Win doesn't smooth the text like IE Win does. (!?)
>
I find this interesting.
I work on a Mac 99% of the time doing development, but recently I've
started a design for my new site.
Italic text: FF Win doesn't smooth the text like IE Win does. (!?)
Dare I say, the text looks better in IE Win, like it does on my Mac.
I didn't find any setting in FF
Duckworth, Nigel wrote:
>> http://www.redroosterweb.com/floats.html
>>
>
>
>> How do I, or can I make a container div actually
>> contain a other floated divs and it's height is
>> determined by the contents of the divs contained
>> within it.
>>
>
> Float it.
>
> For details see o
