Terminal Problem

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Hello,
I have been having some issues with Compressor, and found a page that seems to be pretty helpful, but requires some fiddling in the Terminal. I've never used Terminal, but decided to give it a try and now it seems my Terminal isn't working well either. When I launch Terminal, all that shows up is the red dot that closes windows. I've included a screenshot so you can see what I mean. The screenshot shows 6 Terminal shell windows as they are created with Apple-N. I have no idea how to make them into something I can use. If anyone knows how to fix this, please let me know. Thank you!
-Jim

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Looks like the windows are very small. Can you grab the bottom right corner (click and drag), to make them bigger?
 
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Have you disabled the font Monaco? This is a known Terminal problem.
Re-enable Monaco.
 
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Monaco, eh?

That did it. Thanks for your help!
 
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Who would ever have thought that disabling a font either indirectly or directly, could interfere with Terminal ... well done cradom!
 
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Yeah, you don't have to use Monaco, but you cant disable it. Really screws things up.
Way to go Apple!
 

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