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- From: tcwan@umiami.ir.miami.edu
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.apps
- Subject: Re: Superclock and 32-bit mode
- Message-ID: <1992Sep12.111339.13871@umiami.ir.miami.edu>
- Date: 12 Sep 92 11:13:38 EDT
- References: <1992Sep10.213950.3842@mips2.ma30.bull.com> <12430@cis.rand.org>
- Organization: Univ of Miami IR
- Lines: 23
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- In article <12430@cis.rand.org>, hanser@rand.org (Larry Hanser) writes:
- > I loved Superclock until I figured out that it was conflicting with MS
- > Word. It was doing weird things to the screen--it screwed-up the text
- > wrapping as I was typing. It didn't do anything permanently bad to the
- > text, i.e., if I scrolled the badly wrapped text off the screen and back
- > on, it was fine. But it was annoying. I stopped using Superclock
-
- [I followed the thread in reply with regards to Superclock, and it makes more
- sense now]
-
- Are you using Truetype + Word 4.0? This combination will cause the effect
- you described. I'm not sure if it is cured by using an INIT called
- "Word TrueType INIT" -- it's free. Come to think of it, it might be for
- printing to Stylewriters.
-
- Well, this problem is cured in 5.0.
-
- > because of this and have been afraid to use it since, though I would
- > really like to have a clean version of it.
-
- t.c.
- Grad Student,
- Univ. of Miami, FL
-