| Grex > Coop11 > #90: Agenda for the April 27 1999 Grex Board of Directors Meeting |
| response 13 of 22: | 
Apr 28 08:44 UTC 1999 |
0 times anything is 0. I think an O(0) function would be saying "it takes no time at all", or at least I think that's the most sensible interpretation. 15779 621 16154 420012
| response 14 of 22: |
Apr 28 13:25 UTC 1999 |
(By Jiminny - Marcus appears to have figured it out!)
| response 15 of 22: |
Apr 30 01:23 UTC 1999 |
(The mint-condition woodla has been delivered to Marcus...)
| response 16 of 22: |
Apr 30 21:34 UTC 1999 |
What's a woodla ?!??
| response 17 of 22: |
May 4 19:37 UTC 1999 |
Why are my zeros now showing up as a capital O with a diagonal slash through them whereas a while ago they were an O with a dot in the middle? Same hardware at my end, same Procomm settings. (I think).
| response 18 of 22: |
May 4 20:05 UTC 1999 |
differnet - and better - font. DEAL WITH IT.
| response 19 of 22: |
May 5 12:44 UTC 1999 |
*Something* must have changed at your end.
| response 20 of 22: |
May 5 13:14 UTC 1999 |
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| response 21 of 22: |
May 10 21:22 UTC 1999 |
I think I must have changed computers - the VGA monitors have the little dot in the O and the TTL I am now using has a slash instead. I have also noticed that the m is different with a Graphics Plus instead of straight Hercules card in this same computer running the same TTL monitor.
| response 22 of 22: |
May 10 23:31 UTC 1999 |
The basic font, as used in DOS, is stored in the ROMs of the graphics card. Thus, changing graphics cards would change that font.