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1.- The setting "default.printer.font" is "install", while a further query of "install.printer.font" will show "screen" - which means to use the display font (i.e., what Eclipse does anyway). Enter

help print.font

on the LPEX command line for more information on this.

2.- You have to be very careful with the font name you specify (correct format and case), otherwise the printer will use its default. Try also "Courier New-8", "Courier New-10", and the "Lucida Console-8" suggested by another user in a message here.

DeLong, Eric wrote:
Aha! Thats something new....  Currently, default.printer.font is "Install".
However, setting this to "Courier-regular-10" still fails to render fixed
pitch output....  Again, setting print.font does not seem to affect the
output either.  Every page I've printed used the same proportional spaced
font, never changing in point size or any other attribute.  The only setting
that I saw that changed the output was the option in LPEX Print to tokenize
the listing.  This caused shading and colorization of the output.
Otherwise, its the same old font.

Eric DeLong
Sally Beauty Company
MIS-Project Manager (BSG)
940-898-7863 or ext. 1863

-----Original Message-----
From: adrian [mailto:stori@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 4:02 PM
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Print from Indented View


The underlying Eclipse platform doesn't have a font selection dialog for printers yet. By default, the current display font (as set via "Window" > "Preferences" > "LPEX Editor" > "Appearance" > "Change...") is used for printing as well. The printer may not support the same fonts, though, in which case it will use its default font (usually not a fixed pitch one...).


Try a few variations from the LPEX command line of the indented view (or any other view for that matter), for example:

    print.font "Courier New-10"
    print.font "Courier-8"

If you hit on an acceptable non proportional printer font, you can make the setting permanent, for example:

default.print.font "Courier New-8"




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