G'mornin John,
>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)?Hmmmm, a quick scan of VFP9 help shows that the SET() function has no way to retrieve the font info you're seeking. I'm guessing you'll have to save it yourself in a memvar or a table.
>In this application, we are printing with ? and ??, using SET PRINTER FONT to control the font/size/style.Interesting. How well does this work in VFP with the wide variety of windows-dependant and cheap GDI printers?
HTH,
Randy
Randy Bosma
VFP - Because life is too short to code in something else...