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1. Click on the A symbol wherever it is located.<br />
2. Start typing what you need to write.<br />
3. Highlight the word(s) and right click and hold<br />
4. Drag you mouse down until you reach the last option called &quot;Text &nbsp; &nbsp; Toolbar&quot;
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1. Click on the A symbol wherever it is located.
2. Start typing what you need to write.
3. Highlight the word(s) and right click and hold
4. Drag you mouse down until you reach the last option called "Text     Toolbar"

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Dear Users,<br />
<br />
I am trying to use the Paint program which comes with Win 95 to draw a real'<br />
purty .bmp picture.<br />
<br />
Question 1: How do you tell it the font size?<br />
<br />
Question 2: Is there a text toolbar, and, if so, how do you find it?<br />
<br />
TIA,<br />
<br />
Tom
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Dear Users,

I am trying to use the Paint program which comes with Win 95 to draw a real'
purty .bmp picture.

Question 1: How do you tell it the font size?

Question 2: Is there a text toolbar, and, if so, how do you find it?

TIA,

Tom

Paint Program that comes with Win 95

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