Does this work right? Check screen *and print* renderings. They are not, in general, identical.
Firefox renders it correctly on screen, but in Print Preview, the cursive line is just a dot. Others have had similar and varied results.
Especially interested in results from other browsers and OS's, i.e. Netscape, Chrome, Safari, Linux, Mac, etc.
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The problem may be that I don't have the 'Script, cursive' font installed on my systems.
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Old Firefox 1.0 (yes, I know it's old) under Linux renders script as monospace "typewriter" font. Print view renders it as bold sans-serif.
Dillo under Linux renders both lines the same in its native sans, No print facility.
The browser in Star Office 5 under Linux renders the script font as cursive, and prints it correctly.
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not,=20
cursive=20
Works just fine, normal vs print preview, for me in Firefox 3.0.16 in = wine.
e not,
ee. Also firefox in 3.0.14 as a native Linux. I wouldn't expect a difference.
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