Re: Font size in nxterm

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> 
> Thank you for the quick response.  When you use nxterm -font at the command
> line are you also able to set the fontsize.  I have tried your suggestions
> but still seem stuck with the same font size.
> 
> Ian
Ian,

Yes, you can specify the font size from the command line..
but it is not an Afterstep related question, although it is a good one.
I suggest you "man xterm' to read about it, seeing as I have forgotten the
exact way to do it, but it will be something in essence of nxterm -font
<insert big long font name here> look in your font directory, and mess
with some of the fonts in there.... Reading the man pages will help you
quite a bit...You will find all sorts of neat little things you can do to
make your xterms more suited for what you want, and also more enjoyable to
look at. I know reading the man pages is tedious, but hey, ya gotta do it
to really unleash the full powers of the programs.

Rob



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