Dear friends: This message concerns the problem of run-on lines and overlapping characters in Mozilla 0.9.2 and, therefore, Galeon 0.11.1, that is, as Civileme explains, in all Gecko engine browsers. See his answer below. Thank you, Benjamin Thanks to Civileme's a) confirmation of the strange behavior b) explanation of what's causing it and c) a clue about using your own fonts (see my full explanation in my letter which went out just before I got Civileme's answer, I have now figured out a workaround solution. Namely, make sure you UNcheck or leave blank the option in Mozilla under Edit, Preferences, Fonts to "allow use of other fonts." Use your own fonts ONLY until this issue has been resolved by the developers for the next version of Mozilla. If you use Galeon, you don't need to do this twice, but you can do the same in Galeon under Settings, Fonts by CHECKING "Always use these fonts." That's the best I could do, and, based on Civileme's report, it looks like it's all we can do until this issue is resolved, hopefully in time for the next Mozilla. Benjamin On Thursday 12 July 2001 10:28, you wrote: > On Thursday 12 July 2001 10:18, Benjamin Sher wrote: > > Dear friends: > > > > I have a problem with Mozzila and Galeon that's driving me batty: run > > that run on from one column to the next or letters on a single lines that > > overlap each other (as if they were piled up on each other). > Sorry, Benjamin, this time we will have to wait for the developers. That > behavior is triggered by something like Java on some web pages and it comes > and goes on my machine. Sometimes reloading the page or clicking on a link > then backing up will restore viewability. > > And it is linked to those browsers using the gecko engine. > > Civileme -- Sher's Russian Web http://www.websher.net Benjamin and Anna Sher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
