RE: Weird Font issue

Darren,

CODE Editor only allows the user to select monospaced fonts.
Fonts like Arial would make DDS and RPG very hard to read!
Personally, I use Lucida Console for editing (don't ask where I got it, its
just there :-) ) and Courier New for printing.

Thanks,
Violaine Batthish
CODE Project Lead
batthish@ca.ibm.com          IBMCA(BATTHISH)


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                    darren@dekko.com
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                    06/13/2002 01:30
                    PM
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                    code400-l






>From the posts in this thread I get the feeling that we should be able to
select from window's system fonts for CODE.  I have never seen selections
like Arial, I do however see the IBM3270 and FixedSys all the time.  Is
there a setting which points CODE to the font list?  IBM3270 and FixedSys
are not in my /WINNT/fonts directory for Windows 2000.



> I don't know how actually it works, and I don't know if you have look
into
> this.
> On Windows NT/2000, the default fonts should be in c:\winnt\fonts. You
can
> install additional fonts via
> 'Start->Settngs->Control Panel->Fonts' which shows all the installed
fonts
> in the system.You can install additional fonts on this dialogue.
>
>
> Best regards,
>     Hak

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