Changeset 550

Timestamp:

Dec 4, 2009 5:08:03 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

toby

Message:

# on 2002/01/23 20:00:50, toby did:
clean up font references

File:

• trunk/doc/expgui_cfg.html (modified) (28 diffs, 3 props)

trunk/doc/expgui_cfg.html

@@ -42 +42 @@
 sequentially:
 <UL>
-<LI><TT>readexp.tcl</TT>
-<LI><TT>gsascmds.tcl</TT>
-<LI><TT>gsasmenu.tcl</TT>
+<LI><FONT FACE="COURIER">readexp.tcl</FONT>
+<LI><FONT FACE="COURIER">gsascmds.tcl</FONT>
+<LI><FONT FACE="COURIER">gsasmenu.tcl</FONT>
 </UL>
 Two additional files are read if they are found:
 <UL>
-<LI><TT>localconfig</TT>
-<LI><TT>.gsas_config</TT>
+<LI><FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT>
+<LI><FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT>
 </UL>
 <P>The first three files, 
-(<TT>readexp.tcl</TT>, <TT>gsascmds.tcl</TT>, <TT>gsasmenu.tcl</TT>)
-must be located in the same directory where the <TT>expgui</TT> file is found. 
-The <TT>localconfig</TT> file also is read from this directory, if it exists.
-The final file, <TT>.gsas_config</TT>, is read from the user's login directory (UNIX) or <TT>C:\</TT> (Windows). 
-The <TT>localconfig</TT> and <TT>.gsas_config</TT> are intended to 
+(<FONT FACE="COURIER">readexp.tcl</FONT>, <FONT FACE="COURIER">gsascmds.tcl</FONT>, <FONT FACE="COURIER">gsasmenu.tcl</FONT>)
+must be located in the same directory where the <FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui</FONT> file is found. 
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> file also is read from this directory, if it exists.
+The final file, <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT>, is read from the user's login directory (UNIX) or <FONT FACE="COURIER">C:\</FONT> (Windows). 
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> and <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT> are intended to 
 contain system-wide and user-level default values for parameters 
 that are described in this document. Most routines have 
 a "Save Options" command that writes some of the current parameters to 
-file  <TT>.gsas_config</TT>. Note that information in <TT>.gsas_config</TT>
-overrides that in <TT>localconfig</TT>.
+file  <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT>. Note that information in <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT>
+overrides that in <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT>.
 No error occurs if either of these files are not found.
 
 <P>
-The <TT>readexp.tcl</TT> and <TT>gsascmds.tcl</TT> files contain 
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">readexp.tcl</FONT> and <FONT FACE="COURIER">gsascmds.tcl</FONT> files contain 
 tcl procedures that are
 used for more than one application, so it is convenient to place them 
@@ -71 +71 @@
 or add new functionality to expgui.
 <P>
-The <TT>gsasmenu.tcl</TT> file defines the contents of the 
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">gsasmenu.tcl</FONT> file defines the contents of the 
 menu bar, the contents of the
 button bar and definitions for each command. The contents of this file
 are designed to be modified and extended by users, either by editing the file, 
-or by overriding definitions in the <TT>localconfig</TT> or 
-<TT>.gsas_config</TT> files.
-
-The important variables defined in the <TT>gsasmenu.tcl</TT> file are:
-<DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>expgui(menunames)</TT><DD>
+or by overriding definitions in the <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> or 
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT> files.
+
+The important variables defined in the <FONT FACE="COURIER">gsasmenu.tcl</FONT> file are:
+<DL><DL>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(menunames)</FONT><DD>
 This list defines the menu bar headings other than File, Options & Help
-<DT><TT>expgui_menulist</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui_menulist</FONT><DD>
 Each array element, e.g. expgui_menulist(file) and expgui_menulist(powder),
 defines commands to be added to a menu heading. Each command will appear 
 as an array element in expgui_cmdlist.
-<DT><TT>expgui_cmdlist</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui_cmdlist</FONT><DD>
 Each array element, e.g. expgui_cmdlist(Save) or expgui_cmdlist(expnam) 
 contains two items. The first defines a tcl procedure to be executed 
@@ -93 +93 @@
 Note that when menu item is selected the variable cmd is set to the
 name of the command, so
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     expgui_cmdlist(powpref) {{runGSASwEXP $cmd} {Powder data preparation}}
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 means that "runGSASwEXP powpref" will be invoked when powpref is invoked.
 For example, when powpref is selected, the tcl command
 "runGSASwEXP $cmd" is invoked, where variable cmd is set to "powpref".
-<DT><TT>expgui(buttonlist)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(buttonlist)</FONT><DD>
 This list defines the commands that will appear on the button bar where
 each item that appears on the button bar must have a matching pair of entries
 in expgui_cmdlist.
 Thus if the command 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
    set expgui(buttonlist) {expnam expedt genles ortep fourier forsrh forplot lstview}
-</PRE>
-is placed in the <TT>localconfig</TT> or <TT>.gsas_config</TT> files this will 
+</PRE></FONT>
+is placed in the <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> or <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT> files this will 
 redefine the contents of the button bar.
 </DL></DL>
@@ -115 +115 @@
 <DL><DL>
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(scriptdir)</TT><DD>
-This determines where files such as <TT>readexp.tcl</TT>, etc.
-are located. This defaults to the location where <TT>expgui</TT> is located so
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(scriptdir)</FONT><DD>
+This determines where files such as <FONT FACE="COURIER">readexp.tcl</FONT>, etc.
+are located. This defaults to the location where <FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui</FONT> is located so
 it rarely needs to be changed.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(gsasdir)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(gsasdir)</FONT><DD>
 This contains the location of the GSAS directory, if it is not the
 parent director where expgui is found.
@@ -126 +126 @@
 crashes when you try to add new atoms, this is probably wrong.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(gsasexe)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(gsasexe)</FONT><DD>
 This determines where the GSAS executable files are located.
 You might want to change this is you keep multiple versions of GSAS
@@ -133 +133 @@
 in a subdirectory of the GSAS files.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(bkgcolor1)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(bkgcolor1)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the background color for the bottom box on the phase pane.
 The default value, #fdf, is a light violet that 
@@ -139 +139 @@
 of the refinement flags.
 
-<DT><TT>liveplot(hst)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">liveplot(hst)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the default histogram used for liveplot
 
-<DT><TT>liveplot(legend)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">liveplot(legend)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the default value for display of the legend in liveplot
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(initstring)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(initstring)</FONT><DD>
 Defines commands to be executed by EXPGUI after all other commands
 have been run. This is used to define initialization commands in
-the <TT>localconfig</TT> or <TT>.gsas_config</TT> files that cannot be
+the <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> or <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT> files that cannot be
 run at the time when the files are sourced. <I>(added in EXPGUI v1.21)</I>
 </DL></DL>
 
-The following variables are written to <tt>.gsas_config</tt> when 
+The following variables are written to <font face="courier">.gsas_config</font> when 
 "Save Options" is used. These variables are all set from the GUI and therefore
 do not need to be edited manually. 
 
 <DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>expgui(archive)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(archive)</FONT><DD>
 This defines the default state for the archive flag, 
 where 0 is off and 1 is on. When archive is on, a copy of the .EXP file
 is saved before a new version of the file is saved in EXPGUI.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(font)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(font)</FONT><DD>
 This determines the base font used in the programs. You conceivably 
 could want to use an integer value not present in the 
 "Options/Screen Font" menu command.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(asorttype)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(asorttype)</FONT><DD>
 This determines the atom sort mode.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(hsorttype)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(hsorttype)</FONT><DD>
 This determines the histogram sort mode.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(filesort)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(filesort)</FONT><DD>
 This determines the default file sorting mode for the expnam command.
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(autoexpload)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(autoexpload)</FONT><DD>
 If set to 1, the experiment file is automatically reread after
 GSAS programs modify it.
 (UNIX only)
 
-<DT><TT>expgui(showexptool)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">expgui(showexptool)</FONT><DD>
 If set to 1, output from EXPTOOL is shown after the program is run. 
 This is probably needed only for debugging purposes.
 
-<DT><TT>env(GSASBACKSPACE)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">env(GSASBACKSPACE)</FONT><DD>
 Used only for UNIX: This determines if the default definition
 for the backspace key is overridden; some UNIX systems need this so that 
@@ -205 +205 @@
 All that is needed to cause the code to be incorporated into
 EXPGUI is to name it
-<TT>import_</TT><I>xxxx</I><TT>.tcl</TT> (where <I>xxxx</I> is arbitrary)
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">import_</FONT><I>xxxx</I><FONT FACE="COURIER">.tcl</FONT> (where <I>xxxx</I> is arbitrary)
 and place it in the EXPGUI directory. All files with 
 such names are read when EXPGUI is started. 
 
-The <TT>import_</TT> file must contain four items:
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">import_</FONT> file must contain four items:
 <UL>
 <LI>
 A description for the type of file to be read. 
-<DL><DL><PRE>
+<DL><DL>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set description "PowderCell .CEL file"
-</PRE></DL>
+</PRE></FONT>
+</DL>
 The text should not be too long, but use a return (\n) if needed:
-<DL><PRE>
+<DL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set description "My favorite coordinate\nfile from the GIGO pkg"
-</PRE></DL></DL>
+</PRE></FONT></DL></DL>
 This description text shows up on the button for selecting a format.
 <P>
 <LI>
 A list of preferred file extensions.
-<DL><DL><PRE>
+<DL><DL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set extensions .cel
-</PRE></DL>
+</PRE></FONT></DL>
 or 
-<DL><PRE>
+<DL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set extensions {.jnk .junk}
-</PRE></DL></DL>
+</PRE></FONT></DL></DL>
 In UNIX upper and lower case
 versions will be generated automatically, so do not worry about 
@@ -237 +239 @@
 <LI>
 The name of the routine that will read the data file
-<DL><DL><PRE>
+<DL><DL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set procname ReadPowderCellFile
-</PRE></DL></DL>
+</PRE></FONT></DL></DL>
 <LI>
 A routine that takes the file name as an argument
-<DL><DL><PRE>
+<DL><DL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 proc ReadPowderCellFile {filename} {
-</PRE></DL></DL>
+</PRE></FONT></DL></DL>
 and returns a list containing the following four items
 <OL>
@@ -277 +279 @@
 However, one must specify a null value, if an item will be skipped over. 
 For example, use:
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     "Li1 0 0 0 li 0.5"
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 or 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     "{} 0 0 0 li 0.5"
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 but not 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     "0 0 0 li 0.5"
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 
 </DL></DL>
@@ -298 +300 @@
 </DL></DL>
 </OL>
-See the file <TT>import_cell.tcl</TT> as an example for how this code
+See the file <FONT FACE="COURIER">import_cell.tcl</FONT> as an example for how this code
 is written.
 
@@ -312 +314 @@
 All that is needed to cause the code to be incorporated into
 EXPGUI is to name it
-<TT>export_</TT><I>xxxx</I><TT>.tcl</TT> (where <I>xxxx</I> is arbitrary)
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">export_</FONT><I>xxxx</I><FONT FACE="COURIER">.tcl</FONT> (where <I>xxxx</I> is arbitrary)
 and place it in the EXPGUI directory. All files with 
 such names are read when EXPGUI the Import/Export=>"Coord Export" submenu 
 is first invoked.
 
-The <TT>export_</TT> file must define two variables:
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">export_</FONT> file must define two variables:
 <DL><DL>
 <DT>label<DD>
 This defines the text that appears on the submenu. For example:
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
         set label "MSI .xtl format"
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 <DT>action<DD>
 This defines the Tcl routine that will be used to 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
         set action exp2xtl
-</PRE>
-</DL></DL>
-See the file <TT>export_example.example</TT>, as well as the 
-<TT>export_*.tcl</TT> files
+</PRE></FONT>
+</DL></DL>
+See the file <FONT FACE="COURIER">export_example.example</FONT>, as well as the 
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">export_*.tcl</FONT> files
 as examples for how this
 sort of routine is written.
 
 <HR><H3>LSTVIEW</H3>
-The <TT>localconfig</TT> and <TT>.gsas_config</TT> files are read, if present.
+The <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> and <FONT FACE="COURIER">.gsas_config</FONT> files are read, if present.
 The following options are available for customization in these files:
 <DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>txtvw(menulength)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">txtvw(menulength)</FONT><DD>
 This limits the number of entries that can
 exist in a menu. For example, the default is 25, so when more than 25 cycles
 are found in a .LST file, only the last 25 are listed in the 
 "Go To"/cycle submenu.
-<DT><TT>txtvw(maxchars)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">txtvw(maxchars)</FONT><DD>
 This limits the maximum number of 
 characters that will be read from an existing .LST file to speed
 the start of the program. The default is ~1Mb 
 for UNIX systems and ~200K for Windows.
-<DT><TT>txtvw(plotvars)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">txtvw(plotvars)</FONT><DD>
 If txtvx(plotvars) is 1, a plot window is created for plotting of 
 R-factors and parameter shifts as a function of cycle number.
@@ -357 +359 @@
 </DL></DL>
 
-The following variables are written to <tt>.gsas_config</tt> when 
+The following variables are written to <font face="courier">.gsas_config</font> when 
 "Save Options" is used. These variables can be set from the GUI and therefore
 do not need to be edited manually. 
 
 <DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>txtvw(followcycle)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">txtvw(followcycle)</FONT><DD>
 This sets the initial value for the 
 "Auto Advance" button in the "Go To" menu. When this is true,
@@ -368 +370 @@
 added, the "view" is advanced.
 
-<DT><TT>txtvw(font)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">txtvw(font)</FONT><DD>
 This sets the font used for LSTVIEW. See documentation on the font command in 
 Tk for details on font naming.
@@ -389 +391 @@
 instrumental curves as options to the menu. This can be done by creating a
 file called widplot_<i>name</i>. For example, renaming the 
-<tt>example_widplt_BT1</tt> file supplied with the distribution to 
-<tt>widplt_BT1</tt> will cause the FWHM curves for the NIST BT-1 instrument
+<font face="courier">example_widplt_BT1</font> file supplied with the distribution to 
+<font face="courier">widplt_BT1</font> will cause the FWHM curves for the NIST BT-1 instrument
 to be added to the menu of defined FWHM values.
 <P>
@@ -397 +399 @@
 element name to variable datalist.
 Define 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     set UVWP(Ge15) {398.5 -343.2  163.0 0}
     set XY(Ge15) {0 0}
@@ -404 +406 @@
     set ttrange(Ge15) "5 160"
     lappend datalist Ge15 
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 Array element UVWP(item) contains the (Gaussian) GU, GV, GW and GP values, 
 while XY(item) contains the (Lorentzian) LX and LY terms. Array element 
@@ -411 +413 @@
 defines the range the function is valid.
 <P>
-The following variables are written to <tt>.gsas_config</tt> when 
+The following variables are written to <font face="courier">.gsas_config</font> when 
 "Save Options" is used. These variables are all set from the GUI and therefore
 do not need to be edited manually. 
 
 <DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>graph(printout)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(printout)</FONT><DD>
 This is set to 1 if PostScript files 
 will be printed and 0 if they will be written to disk (for Windows all
 files should be written to disk).
 
-<DT><TT>graph(outname)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(outname)</FONT><DD>
 This is the default for the file name used
 when PostScript files will be written to disk.
 
-<DT><TT>graph(outcmd)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(outcmd)</FONT><DD>
 This is the default for the command used
 to print PostScript files (Unix only). 
 
-<DT><TT>graph(legend)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(legend)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the default value for display of the legend in liveplot and widplt.
 
-<DT><TT>graph(plotunits)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(plotunits)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the units used for displaying the data. Values are "d", "q", "", 
 for d-space, Q and 2-theta, respectively.
-<DT><TT>graph(equivwave)</TT><DD>
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">graph(equivwave)</FONT><DD>
 Sets the wavelength used for displaying data, if blank, no conversion is
 done and data are shown in their original wavelength.
@@ -452 +454 @@
 cycles set to zero gives the Le Bail extraction a head start.
 <P>
-The code below can be used to define a new command, <tt>leBail</tt>. The first
+The code below can be used to define a new command, <font face="courier">leBail</font>. The first
 command adds a command to the button bar and the second one defines what will
 be done when it is invoked (the number of cycles is set to zero and 
@@ -458 +460 @@
 does not.
 
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
     lappend expgui(buttonlist) leBail
     set expgui_cmdlist(leBail) {
@@ -466 +468 @@
     }
 
-</PRE>
-To make this customization, put the above in the <TT>localconfig</TT> 
+</PRE></FONT>
+To make this customization, put the above in the <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> 
 file or the 
-<TT>~/.gsas_config</TT> or (or <TT>C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</TT>)
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">~/.gsas_config</FONT> or (or <FONT FACE="COURIER">C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</FONT>)
 file.
 <hr>
@@ -479 +481 @@
 to do that as a customization option. Please note that this has now been 
 incorporated into EXPGUI, so do not use this example.
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
   set expgui(disaglSeparateBox) 1
   set expgui_cmdlist(disagl) {rundisagl {Hacked Distance/angle calculations}}
@@ -535 +537 @@
 } 
 
-</PRE>
-To make this customization, put the above in the <TT>localconfig</TT> 
+</PRE></FONT>
+To make this customization, put the above in the <FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> 
 file or the 
-<TT>~/.gsas_config</TT> or (or <TT>C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</TT>)
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">~/.gsas_config</FONT> or (or <FONT FACE="COURIER">C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</FONT>)
 file.
 <P>
-Note that the <tt>expgui(initstring)</tt> option became available in EXPGUI
+Note that the <font face="courier">expgui(initstring)</font> option became available in EXPGUI
 version 1.21. (Previous versions will ignore this). This code must be executed
 after all the menus and other GUI code has been run. When executed, it
@@ -552 +554 @@
 The steps for creating support for additional functionality, implementation 
 of atom constraints, is outlined here. Routines described here can be found in
-file <tt>atomcons.tcl</tt> unless otherwise noted.
+file <font face="courier">atomcons.tcl</font> unless otherwise noted.
 <OL>
 <LI>Create a routine to read and write the appropriate records 
 from the .EXP file. In this case, a new routine, constrinfo, 
-was added to file <tt>readexp.tcl</tt>. 
+was added to file <font face="courier">readexp.tcl</font>. 
 This takes considerable care and manual testing.
 <LI>Create a routine that places the appropriate widgets into a frame 
@@ -572 +574 @@
 To update this page each time it is displayed, DisplayConstraintsPane is 
 called.
-<LI>Edit file <tt>expgui</tt> to make the following changes:
+<LI>Edit file <font face="courier">expgui</font> to make the following changes:
 <UL>
-<P><LI>load the <tt>atomcons.tcl</tt> file:
-<PRE>
+<P><LI>load the <font face="courier">atomcons.tcl</font> file:
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 # commands for constraints
 source [file join $expgui(scriptdir) atomcons.tcl]
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 <P><LI>Define a notebook page for the option. The -createcmd option
 is used only once, but the -raisecmd option is used every time
 the page is exposed.
-<PRE>
+<FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 set expgui(consFrame) [\
             .n insert end consPane -text Constraints \
@@ -588 +590 @@
             -createcmd MakeConstraintsPane]
 lappend expgui(frameactionlist) "consFrame DisplayConstraintsPane"
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 Note that if we were displaying the atoms constraint page directly on 
 the main notebook widget, the previous command would have been 
-<tt>-raisecmd DisplayAtomConstraints -createcmd MakeAtomsConstraintsPane</tt>
+<font face="courier">-raisecmd DisplayAtomConstraints -createcmd MakeAtomsConstraintsPane</font>
 <P>
 Since the frame will need to be updated when information in the .EXP file 
 changes, the name of the frame and a command to execute are added into list 
-expgui(frameactionlist) using the <TT>lappend expgui(frameactionlist)</TT>
+expgui(frameactionlist) using the <FONT FACE="COURIER">lappend expgui(frameactionlist)</FONT>
 command.
-</PRE>
+</PRE></FONT>
 </UL>
 </OL>
@@ -611 +613 @@
 <B>Answer: </B>
 The fonts used in EXPGUI can be customized by adding some code to the 
-<TT>localconfig</TT> file or the 
-<TT>~/.gsas_config</TT> or (or <TT>C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</TT>) file.
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">localconfig</FONT> file or the 
+<FONT FACE="COURIER">~/.gsas_config</FONT> or (or <FONT FACE="COURIER">C:\GSAS\EXPGUI\.gsas_config</FONT>) file.
 By default, fonts are 14 point for the menus, buttons, labels,... and 
 12 point for the histogram and atom lists.
 <P>
 If you add a command like this: 
-<UL><PRE>
+<UL><FONT FACE="COURIER"><PRE>
 option add *Coord.Listbox.Font "Courier -18 bold italic" 20
-</PRE></UL>
+</PRE></FONT></UL>
 <P>
 you will override the menu command and force the atom coordinates 
@@ -627 +629 @@
 standard initialization. Here are the options that can be specified:
 <DL><DL>
-<DT><TT>*Graph*Font</TT><DD>Used for Graph labels
-<DT><TT>*Graph.font</TT><DD>Used for Graph title
-<DT><TT>*Canvas.font</TT><DD>Used for notebook tabs
-<DT><TT>*Button.font</TT><DD>Used on most buttons
-<DT><TT>*Menu.font</TT><DD>Used on menu commands
-<DT><TT>*Menubutton.font</TT><DD>Used on "menu buttons" (e.g. Print options)
-<DT><TT>*Label.font</TT><DD>Used on labels
-<DT><TT>*Scale.font</TT><DD>Used on sliders (e.g. Marquardt damping)
-<DT><TT>*TitleFrame.font</TT><DD>Used on title frames (e.g. box labels such as 
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Graph*Font</FONT><DD>Used for Graph labels
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Graph.font</FONT><DD>Used for Graph title
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Canvas.font</FONT><DD>Used for notebook tabs
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Button.font</FONT><DD>Used on most buttons
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Menu.font</FONT><DD>Used on menu commands
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Menubutton.font</FONT><DD>Used on "menu buttons" (e.g. Print options)
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Label.font</FONT><DD>Used on labels
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Scale.font</FONT><DD>Used on sliders (e.g. Marquardt damping)
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*TitleFrame.font</FONT><DD>Used on title frames (e.g. box labels such as 
 the "Diffractometer Constants" label
-<DT><TT>*SmallFont.Button.font</TT><DD>Used for buttons with smaller letters
-<DT><TT>*Coord.Listbox.font</TT><DD>Used for coordinate listings, best as a
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*SmallFont.Button.font</FONT><DD>Used for buttons with smaller letters
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*Coord.Listbox.font</FONT><DD>Used for coordinate listings, best as a
 mono-spaced font, such as Courier
-<DT><TT>*HistList.Listbox.font</TT><DD>Used for histogram listings
-<DT><TT>*MonoSpc.Label.font</TT><DD>Used in other places where a mono-spaced
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*HistList.Listbox.font</FONT><DD>Used for histogram listings
+<DT><FONT FACE="COURIER">*MonoSpc.Label.font</FONT><DD>Used in other places where a mono-spaced
 font is required
 </DL></DL>