> So the problem is text alignment due to display of characters such as

 > ⇒, is that right?



Yes

 

> 4. Oct 2016 09:30 by > eliz@gnu.org> :
>
>
>> [Please keep the bug address on the CC list at all times.]
>>
>>> Date: Tue, 4 Oct 2016 00:18:33 +0200 (CEST)
>>> From:  <>>> hafner@tutanota.com>>> >
>>>
>>> Hello. I update files and attach them.
>>
>> (I attach the files below for those who didn't get the original mail.)
>>
>> So the problem is text alignment due to display of characters such as
>> ⇒, is that right?
>>
>> If so, please see which font is used on each of the two systems to
>> display these arrow characters, I'm guessing that the misalignment
>> happens because a different font is used for the arrows.  If that is
>> the case, it is normal, not a bug.
>>
>> You can display the font being used by "C-u C-x =" when the cursor is
>> on the character in question.