Elite 4.0 Software/Win95 Trouble

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Yes, I finally did it! I upgraded to Windows 95. Yeah, I know, my Elite
software doesn't run in windows (and in Windows for Workgroups) but that was
OK. I just used to run it in DOS mode with WFW. Well, now when I try to
run it in the DOS mode in Windows 95, (after getting out of windows and
restarting in DOS mode), it starts out OK, but the fonts in the "menus" and
"buttons" look like some kind of weird language--not readable in other
words. Does anyone have any ideas how to cure this?

Thanks to all!

--Ross--
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Ross E. Longley, Ph.D.
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Inst., Inc.
5600 U.S. #1, North
Fort Pierce, FL 34946
Phone (407) 465-2400, Ext 486
FAX (407) 465-1523
Email: longley@hboi.edu

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