alex_hu
2nd November 2005, 15:53
Dear all,

Now I have an urgent question need your help.
I am designing a baan report, include some shipping informations.
My question is : is it possible to define a new font that more large than system large font?
I am useing A4-Large Font to print report, but "item code" filed is too small for customer, they want only change this field to more large font.

anybody can give me a solution?

your quick response will be more appreciated!!

Best Regards
Alex

bdittmar
2nd November 2005, 17:34
Dear all,

Now I have an urgent question need your help.
I am designing a baan report, include some shipping informations.
My question is : is it possible to define a new font that more large than system large font?
I am useing A4-Large Font to print report, but "item code" filed is too small for customer, they want only change this field to more large font.

anybody can give me a solution?

your quick response will be more appreciated!!

Best Regards
Alex

Hello Alex,
based on the way you are printing, you can use one of the user defined fonts for the reportfield.

Regards

alex_hu
2nd November 2005, 17:53
Hi Bernd,

Thanks for your quickly reply.

I have tried this way before I post this question, seems does not work. what I do is just use "user define font 1", and before use it, set weight and height in "maintain font for paper type".

Shall I need do any special setting for the user defined font?

Could you give me more detail informations?

Thanks a lot!

Best Regards
Alex

bdittmar
2nd November 2005, 18:03
Hi Bernd,

Thanks for your quickly reply.

I have tried this way before I post this question, seems does not work. what I do is just use "user define font 1", and before use it, set weight and height in "maintain font for paper type".

Shall I need do any special setting for the user defined font?

Could you give me more detail informations?

Thanks a lot!

Best Regards
Alex

Hello Alex,

what printerdriver are you using ?

$BSE/lib/printinf/...... ?


for HP PCL , it's like ->

#******************************************************************************
# Fonts
# pfont1 is Courier, non-proportional, suitable for use;
# pfont2 is Letter Gothic, non-proportional, suitable for use;
# the others fonts are PROPORTIONAL (!); 10 points; use with care
# 3=CG Times, 4=CG Omega, 5=Coronet, 6=Clarendon Condensed, 7=Univers,
# 8=Antique Olive, 9=Garamond, 10=Marigold, 11=Albertus, 12=Arial, 13=Times
#******************************************************************************
pfont1=\E(s0p10h0s0b4099T\E&k11.6H,
pfont2=\E(s0p10h0s0b4102T\E&k11.6H,
pfont3=\E(s1p10v0s0b4101T,
pfont4=\E(s1p10v0s0b4113T,
pfont5=\E(s1p10v1s0b4116T,
pfont6=\E(s1p10v4s3b4140T,
pfont7=\E(s1p10v0s0b4148T,
pfont8=\E(s1p10v0s0b4168T,
pfont9=\E(s1p10v0s0b4197T,
pfont10=\E(s1p10v0s0b4297T,
pfont11=\E(s1p10v0s1b4362T,
pfont12=\E(s1p10v0s0b16602T,
pfont13=\E(s1p10v0s0b16901T,

alex_hu
2nd November 2005, 18:37
Hi Bernd,

The printdriver setting was same with you mentioned.
what shall I do then?

Regards
Alex

Moon Lok
4th November 2005, 06:05
Hi Bernd,

The printdriver setting was same with you mentioned.
what shall I do then?

Regards
Alex

In my experience, I create the following parameter in printinf file.

pfont14=\E(s1p09v0s0b16901T,
pfont15=\E(s1p15v0s0b16901T,
pfont16=\E(s1p20v0s0b16901T,

P.S. Beware this method will alter the page length of the report and cause unpredictable result and adjust should make (e.g. line per page). Also a PCL Language reference manual should be consult before making change.

Hope this can help.

alex_hu
5th November 2005, 04:18
In my experience, I create the following parameter in printinf file.

pfont14=\E(s1p09v0s0b16901T,
pfont15=\E(s1p15v0s0b16901T,
pfont16=\E(s1p20v0s0b16901T,

P.S. Beware this method will alter the page length of the report and cause unpredictable result and adjust should make (e.g. line per page). Also a PCL Language reference manual should be consult before making change.

Hope this can help.

I will try it, thank you very much!

Best Regards
Alex