>The command SET PRINTER FONT works when destination is a printer,
>but how can I set the font when the destination is a file.
>Thank you for your help.
>
>FYI the command I used is "list noconsole off to file"
>and there's no option to set the font in the LIST and DISPLAY commands.

You can't directly - setting a font requires that you to render the output with the necesary control sequences and images to render the image for the printer, including printer-specific graphic sequences. There is no such thing directly for viewing on screen; you'd have to produce a Word document and use something like Word to view it, or create something like a PDF file using the commercial version of Adobe Acrobat or the Amyuni PDF distiller and view it with Adobe's Acrobat Reader. ASCII text doesn't provide a mechanism for storing font and graphic images in the text; you could create a Word document or RTF document, but then you need to use Word or something like the RTF ActiveX control for viewing. IAC, you're going to require a commercial product to produce and/or view the rendered output to screen.