>Hi,
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>Does anyone know if there is a command (or workaround), similar to WFONT() for windows, that will allow you to determine the current printer font (i.e., whatever was set by the most recent SET PRINTER FONT command)?
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>In this application, we are printing with ? and ??, using SET PRINTER FONT to control the font/size/style.
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>We are writing a generic barcode routine which will need to save the current font/size/style, change to the barcode font, print the barcoded text, then change back to the previous font/size/style.
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>Thanks much, John :)

SWAG...Have you tried SET PRINTER FONT without a font name?