I have an old inkjet printer, a Canon A-1210. Out of ink of course, and you probably won't find ink cartridges anywhere on this planet. It's a colour job and has some weirdly low resolution (560 pixels horizontally? Don't remember -- NOT 560 pixels per inch, 560 pixels in total). Anyway, this thingy prints the letter O with a slash-like mark crossing the top-right part of the letter, making it look just like a Q flipped around the horizontal. The digit 0 is printed as a normal-looking 'O' (the printer doesn't have enough resolution to print it as a different shape oval, like most dot matrix printers of the same time did). And then there was the TI-99 with its square Os and round zeroes. Strange concept. :-) --------------------------- ,o88,o888o,,o888o. ------------------------------- Alexios Chouchoulas '88 ,88' ,88' alexios(a)vennea.demon.co.uk The Unpronouncable One ,o88oooo88ooooo88oo, axc(a)dcs.ed.ac.uk