>>In an old piece of a program certain text is still displayed using @ SAY.
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>>There is a text that contains a tab character. I have seen that it was nicely extended to some spaces, but now it isn't. Instead, it displays a square character.
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>>There must be some SETting that causes this, but I can't find it. Who has a clue?
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>Is it possible it's font specific?
The font didn't change.
The funny thing is that the result is different on the other machine (I develop on two machines). On the 'yesterday' machine I saw the square character. On this other machine I see no character at all.
Anyway, I have decided to adjust the message. It no longer contains tabs, so the problem is 'gone'. :-)
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