Using TinyTERM 3.3 on Windows 95, you may see fuzzy, unreadable fonts which also affects other applications, such as Microsoft Word. There are several possible fixes for this problem:

1. TinyTERM Graphics Settings
   1. In TinyTERM, go to the Configure menu and select Emulation.
   2. Click the Advanced button.
   3. Check the Ignore graphics/parity bit option.
   4. OK and save the changes.
2. Duplicate Term Fonts
   This is generally caused by having several installs on one PC. To get rid of the duplicates:
   1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
   2. Double-click Fonts.
   3. Scroll down to the fonts named Term*.
   4. Delete any with duplicate names
3. Video Driver
   1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
   2. Double-click Display
   3. Change the display resolution.

In extreme cases, you may need to change the video driver to generic VGA or super VGA.

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