Encoded drawing characters can produce prettier-looking output.
ASCII=Yes use ASCII characters (the standard) for drawing table boxes.
This option is always available.
ASCII=No use MS-DOS box characters for drawing table boxes.
This option is always available.
ASCII=Webpage use HTML characters for drawing table boxes.
This option is available from the Output Tables menu only
Recommended typefaces:
ASCII=Yes
Microsoft Word compatible fonts: Letter Gothic Line, Lucida Console, Consolas, Courier New, SImPL, SimSUN, Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, Crystal, Onuava, Andale Mono.
ASCII=Webpage
Microsoft Word compatible fonts: Courier New, Lucida Console, Andale Mono
ASCII=No
Microsoft Word compatible fonts: Letter Gothic Line.
Example 1: use ASCII=No to make a prettier table box:
i) Do a standard Winsteps analysis. |
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ii) In the Specification box, enter ASCII=No |
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iii) Use the Output Tables menu to produce a Table. It will look wrong. The border characters are not the usual ones. They are the MS-DOS drawing characters.
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iv) Change the type face to display correctly: Select All (Ctrl+A) Format Font: Letter Gothic Line Size: 10 OK |
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Example 2: use ASCII=Webpage to make a prettier table box:
i) Do a standard Winsteps analysis. |
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ii) In the Specification box, enter ASCII=Webpage |
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iii) Use the Output Tables menu to produce a Table. It will display as a Webpage. The font shown here is Lucida Console
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