If you're having problems with viewscribe, and tables, tabs, and underlining
don't seem to come out right, there is a partial solution to the problem.

The source of the problem is that the fonts for displaying text on the screen
of the workstation are different than the fonts for printing out the page;
when viewscribe is placing the text on the screen, it can either try to place
each character in the same x,y location on the screen as it is on the printed
page, which causes gaps and overlaps between the characters, or it can try to
place characters sequentially on a per-line basis, which causes columns to
wobble.  Which mode viewscribe uses can be controlled by setting the
Xresources:

- To get columns and tabs to line up, put the following line in your
  .Xresources file in your home directory:

	*ScribePSBrowser*nicePrintFlag: on

- To have viewscribe try to place each character in the same x,y location on
  the screen, remove that line (this is the default value).

If you change your resources in the middle of a session, you will need to
reload them with the command:

	xrdb -load ~/.Xresources

If you want to change the flag only for this run of viewscribe, you can type:

	viewscribe -xrm "*ScribePSBrowser*nicePrintFlag: on" filename.PS &
