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    Finally got it! Damn twips!!!

    I found this definition by accident, thought you might want to know where this stupid unit comes from:

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    TWIP [one] - twentieth of a point
    Twips are [color]EVIL[/color]!!! ...or at least they should have taken vbPixel as default unit - as everyone does!

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    I knew that
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    You would

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    I can't be KoG and not know
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    True

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    It happens that some machines have different font settings, i'm not entirely sure where you can change it, (in fact not at all) but i had some weird graphics problems with some vb3 applications which were assigned twips on a portable comp, although the displayed font was aligned correctly.
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