How do I get Monaco 10pt in Snow Leopard to Lion?

Monaco 10pt in Snow Leopard was my favorite TextEditor and Terminal font:
It doesn't look very good here because the image is scaled and I believe it was a bitmap font.
I've just upgraded to Lion and its Monaco 10pt looks completely different:
Is there any way I can install the old Monaco 10pt font in Lion?  I've tried exporting (from Snow Leopard) and importing (into Lion) and despite some issues I believe I imported it successfully, but with no change in the font's apperance.
Any help would be appreciated.

Found the answer myself.
Using Terminal as an example:
1. Go to Applications->Utilities
2. Right click Terminal and select Get Info
3. Check the "open in low resolution" checkbox
4. Open the Terminal app
5. Go to Terminal->Preferences
6. Uncheck the "antialias text" checbox.

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