Dear MaXxX,
M Is there any place I could find the CURRENT glyphs file? I've
M downloaded the classic glyphs, taken a look at them, and now I'd
M like to modify the new glyphs in some ways. Is there a New Glyphs
M file available?
Here it is.
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Best regards,
Andrew
Hi Stefan,
Thursday, December 02, 1999, 5:22:23 PM, you wrote:
course :-) and many additions like LFNs. You can find the link to DN
OSP Project on the official DN page.
I registered Dos Navigator ages ago ;-) But when Windows entered my PC
i lost track of it... never heard anything about it
On Thursday 2 December 1999 Leif Gregory wrote:
I agree with you Claudius about people preferring (although naively)
ZIP over RAR. It's the same point I've made about people preferring
Outlook or OE over TB. They want what they know, not what is the best.
Well, I have a couple of problems
On Thursday, December 02, 1999 Stefan Tanurkov wrote:
CJT By the way! Wouldn't you upgrade Dos Navigator in the way it supports
CJT LFNs? It was a very good and advanced project, and I think it
CJT shouldn't have been abandoned...
We've made DN Freeware with sources available.
Friday, December 03, 1999
Hello Ali,
Friday, Friday, December 03, 1999, you wrote:
Alitracer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
winrars interface was real lousy and unfriendly... Plus that winzip uses the
same simple registration system since ages making it a very profitable
product as the more
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Claudius Regn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
AM It worked fine.
Yes, confirmed.
Seems quite revolutionary to me :)
Nah. Opera has supported this for some time. :)
You'll find quite a collection of toolbar glyphs at the Opera website.
You can interchange glyphs in Opera on the fly as
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