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    On 3/27/2022 6:22 AM, Hilaire Fernandes via Cuis-dev wrote:
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      <p><font size="4">Oh, interesting context information!<br>
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      <p><font size="4">I am curious, is there a way to increase
          programmaticaly the gap between the characters to improve
          readability?</font></p>
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    To do it properly would require a bit of work. But a quick hack to
    see if you like the results is in
    #processHorizontalMetricsTable:length: change the line:<br>
            glyph advanceWidth: entry nextUShort.<br>
    to make it a bit larger:<br>
            glyph advanceWidth: entry nextUShort * 1.1.<br>
    Then, World / Preferences... / Load all TrueType Fonts<br>
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    I think with this it actually looks closer to the Smalltalk-76
    screenshots you can find on the web. You can try other factor to
    enlarge the advanceWidth. Most likely, best result would need a
    different factor for each letter.<br>
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    If you really want it, we can do it.<br>
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    Cheers,<br>
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      <p><font size="4">Hilaire</font><br>
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      <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 26/03/2022 à 21:30, Juan Vuletich
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      <blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:623F77E8.9090204@zoho.com">I
        believe the Learning Research Group at Xerox created it as an
        experiment, for Smalltalk-76. The sloped lines in most glyphs
        gives it a special look. What they found was that this actually
        made it harder do tell a glyph from another, as you say. Later
        it was abandoned.<br>
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        I am aware of its limitations. But it is of historical
        significance. I think it is nice to have it around.<br>
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