Re: Available Fonts

[haklui@xxxxxxxxxx]

CODE editor calls the underlying LPEX to perform the editing functions.

LPEX is just displaying the fixed-pitch fonts installed on the system.  Any
non-proportional system font available by default or installed by another
program (e.g., a word processor, or another tool) will show in that
dialogue.
On Windows NT and 2000, the fonts are in c:\winnt\fonts (a hidden directory
- Start -> Settings -> Control panel -> "Fonts" dialog -> File -> Install
new font.. -> "Add fonts" dialog won't show this directory, as probably
everything in here is installed by default?!  Or maybe this is the
directory where the installed fonts are copied??).


Hak Lui
AS/400 AD, IBM Canada Ltd.
e-mail: haklui@ca.ibm.com




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This is odd.  Yesterday when I installed CODE/400 and finally got it
working
I had a ton of fonts available from the Option menu, and now there are only
a few.  Anybody know what happened or how I can add more fonts? and also
where to get more fonts?

Thanks in advance,
Aaron Bartell
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