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"Another computer question, I'm afraid! The clapped out pice of junk which =
passes for a computer seems, for reasons best known to itself, to have chan=
ged the system font (used in the file names, etc) to a small and unreadable=
typeface. Unsurprisingly the help files give no help on why or how to chan=
ge it back. Can anyone provide enlightenment? If not there aren't going to =
be any changed"
I know what the problem is now. If anyone has Windows ME on their computer =
I'd be very grateful if they could email me the files 'Windows default (256=
colour).theme' and 'Windows Millennium (high colour).theme'. These are bur=
ied deep within the windows directory, but if you go to control panel, righ=
t click on drive C, select search and type *.theme it will find them.
Sorry about using the list for this, but unless I sort the computer I can't=
do any more work on the website, which is what I intended to spend this ev=
ening doing! It appears that some website I visited has somehow attacked th=
e .theme files (which control the appearance of the windows desktop) and al=
tered the typeface to an almost illegible one. Why anybody would want to do=
this is quite beyond me.
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I know what the problem is now. If anyone =
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colour).theme'. These are buried deep within the windows directory, but if =
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Sorry about using the list for this, but u=
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David
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