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We solved a FONT problem on one printer by adjusting the width of the form ... apparently the PC printer was second guessing the host instructions, saying "I not have room for all this stuff" so FONT came from what would fit, and how much was being sent, so we adjusted how much printing sideways, to force the math.
0, Henza, Guy wrote: > Bob, > > I feel your pain. I've been working on changing an invoice print > program to use an overlay. So far so good. I've been trying to get the > OVRPRTF command to do what I want it to. It refuses, 10 cpi is too big > and 12 cpi is too small. Does anyone know how to get the FONT parameter > to give me 11 point font? > > Regards, > > Guy > > from: "Bob Kohlndorfer" > I am having trouble getting my printout formatted correctly on a PC > attached > printer. > Guy, If you are using an external print file abandon the idea of CPI. Check the DDS reference for the POSITION keyword and the FONT keyword. I was trying to hunt an example up, but my vpn connection to the machine is down. I'll see if I can hunt one up after Monday. Regards, Rich
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