Ed,

The commondialog activeX can indeed do this. Drop one on the form, on it's property dialog, select the Font page, set Flags to 1 to see screen fonts, 2 to see printer fonts or 3 to see both. Call the oCommonDialog.ShowFont() method and then look at the oCommonDialog.Object properties to see what was chosen ? oCommonDialog.Object.FontName. Look at the MSDN help file for more info about the flags you want to set. The commdlg.h file from VC holds all the values for the flags.

>I have a user with a printer that has a font cartridge with fonts that he wants to choose from when making mailing labels. My application uses GETFONT() to offer him a selection of available fonts for him to choose from but he says that his printer's internal fonts are not showing on the list.
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>I do not have a printer with internal fonts to test this but, assumeing that this is correct, is there a way to include internal printer fonts when letting a user choose?