Yep. Fonts are brain-dead easy to install/reinstall...just need the files copied from a "good" machine and click click click...Done!

Mike

Michael Madigan wrote:
What the company did was take all their computers, XP, Win 7 64, Vista and 
install Win 7 32-bit on every one.    I suspect this computer just didn't take 
the installation correctly





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  From: Mike Copeland <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2014 12:52 PM
Subject: Re: Issue typing a file to print
I think VFP just defaults to the system (OS) default font. So my advice
would be to reinstall the Windows 7 fonts on that machine. Sounds like
you either got a bad install of some OS files, or some corruption of the
font files since installation.

Mike Copeland




Michael Madigan wrote:

To get around a problem with memo files not wrapping to a second page using the 
report writer in Foxpro for Windows 2.5, I just type out the second page to the 
printer by copying the memo file to a text file then using the  type dmmemo.txt 
to print.

This works on all the computers we've tested so far  on Win 7 32 bit except one


On one computer the fonts are messed up and effectively prints out a blank 
sheet.  If i capture it to a pdf file, I get microscopic font in the upper 1/2 
of the page.

What is the default font when you type a txt field to the printer?


How do you change the font that foxpro is using?

This error occurs on every printer installed on that machine.

My guess it that it's a missing default font, but how do I know what Foxpro 
uses as a default printer font?


Mike

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