Richard,

Thanks for your advice, removing my font setting, a custom value someone had
suggested before Emacs used anti-aliased fonts, did the trick.

Mark

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On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:33 AM, RICHARD M. HEIBERGER <rmh@temple.edu>wrote:

> Mark,
>
> What are your font settings?  Do you use the standard monowidth font?
> Or did you inadvertently set your emacs to a proportional font?
> R output is designed for monowidth fonts and looks terrible in proportional
> fonts.
>
> When you say ESS-Emacs, are you talking about the *R* buffer, an input
> myfile.R buffer,
> an output myfile.rt R transcript buffer?
> Try starting emacs with
>     emacs -q --no-site-files
> and bring in lines from your .emacs one at a time, beginning with your
> version of (load-library "ess-site")
> Rich
>
>

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