READ_ME.txt    for  VIEWERS  under  Microsoft Windows      18 July 2011

    Text-file  scaling.txt  is written in the old  IBM PC  Extended ASCII
    font no longer supported by the latest versions of  MS Windows.  To
    read those files try in command mode  (like  "view.exe scaling.txt") 
    one of these four  MS DOS  file-viewers:

           LIST.COM ,   V1EW.COM ,   VIEW.EXE ,   WPVIEW.EXE

    The last one,  wpview.exe,  may require that  [F8]  be pressed to let
    you select  TEXT  view.  The first one,  list.com,  may require that
    [Alt] [E]  be pressed to get sufficiently many lines onto the screen.

    Notepad  in  Windows 2000  can read  IBM PC Extended ASCII  files by
    using its font called  "Terminal".  A readable text size is  14.

    Old  Macintoshes  can read those files usimg the font  "MS LineDraw" .

    I don't know what fonts to use under  UNIX  or  Mac OS 10,  nor how to
    get  MS Windows  to pass the  Extended ASCII  font on to a printer.

                                                           W. Kahan