>Bob,
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>I worked with some guys who did this, so here is a baked answer:
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>You need to get a font, and then you just "print" a string of sequential chars in that font. the chars represent blocks of the signature. so ABC in "Signature font" becomes the first, second and third parts of the signature. I think you will see ABC on the screen, because the "Font" doesn't know what is in the cartridge.
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Right... the customer claims they did that. HP Sent a signature FONT... The character is "S". The customer claims this works in WORD, if they put an S in the document and set it to the SigntureFont and print it the signture comes out in place of the S, but if she tries that in the FoxPro (2.6) report, nothing prints. I don't understand why that is... unless she is not setting the font properly in the report. Unfortunatly I don't have the stuff here to test what she is doing.

Thanks for the reply,
Bob