Re: Printer.Font.Name funnies
- From: "YYZ" <matt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 10 Aug 2005 07:33:49 -0700
I just tried this in my immediate window, and here are the results,
too:
printer.Font.Name = "Symbol"
? printer.Font.Name
Symbol
printer.Font.Name = "Times New Roman"
? printer.Font.Name
Times New Roman
printer.Font.Name = "Arial"
? printer.Font.Name
Arial
printer.Font.Name = "Symbol"
? printer.Font.Name
Symbol
printer.Font.Name = "Arial"
? printer.Font.Name
Arial
As you can see, it SEEMS to work fine for me, unless I'm missing
something in your instructions. I did this just in the immediate
window, in a brand new project, and didn't run it first -- does it
happen to you in that situation, too?
Matt
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