Good Terminal Fonts For Mac

FYI, and assuming you're primarily after the font list rather than the copy/paste solution, my OS X 10.4 Mac produces the following list. On 19-8-2008 9:39, Roedy Green wrote: > I wrote a little program to produce a list of fonts supported on the > Mac. It displays them in a JTextField.

On a PC, you can copy paste > this list. I asked my sister to copy paste the list on her Mac OS > machine and she said it would not copy paste. Further it would not > print. > > What's the trick? > > see > > Select 'summary of all fonts' in the upper left box where it says > 'dialog' by default. Applet security. Mac has its own runtime for Java.

Maybe it's stricter on copying to/pasting from the browser's clipboard than Sun's JRE. I remember older versions of Sun's JRE which didn't allow applets accessing the browser's clipboard (unless the applet was signed or you had setup the appropriate security permissions for your applet). -- Regards, Roland John B. Matthews 19/8/2008, 3:47 น. In article, Roedy Green wrote: > I wrote a little program to produce a list of fonts supported on the > Mac. It displays them in a JTextField. On a PC, you can copy paste > this list.

I asked my sister to copy paste the list on her Mac OS > machine and she said it would not copy paste. Keyboard command for screenshot on a mac. Further it would not > print. > > What's the trick? > > see > > Select 'summary of all fonts' in the upper left box where it says > 'dialog' by default.

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I can't copy text from the field in fontshower or mimecheck. Cut and paste seem to work in text fields of standard example applets and applications (e.g. ArcTest, SwingSet). In the applet, I see all installed fonts; in the application, I see only the five logical fonts. Matthews trashgod at gmail dot com home dot woh dot rr dot com slash jbmatthews John B. Matthews 19/8/2008, 7:40 น. In article, Roland de Ruiter wrote: > On 19-8-2008 9:39, Roedy Green wrote: > > I wrote a little program to produce a list of fonts supported on the > > Mac.

It displays them in a JTextField. On a PC, you can copy paste > > this list. I asked my sister to copy paste the list on her Mac OS > > machine and she said it would not copy paste. Further it would not > > print. > > > > What's the trick?