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Default Printer Font
For years, I used Windows 2000 to print to my old reliable HP LaserJet 5. A
report I print is sent from Notepad as a text document, so there are no printer properties or commands sent with the document to the printer. The font used on the printer when I print from that computer is Courier (sarif). Now that I have moved that report generator to an XP computer, the report prints in Letter Gothic. The printer's default font is Courier. So, something from XP is overriding the default font on the printer. What can I configure in XP to cause the report to print in Courier rather than Letter Gothic? I realize it is probably possible to send command files and such, but I'm hoping that someone can identify a default setting in XP that will allow the printer's default font not to be overwritten by XP. Maybe the question can be asked in a simpler way. When I print from Notepad in Windows 2000, the font is Courier. When I print from XP, the font is Letter Gothic. XP is printing through the Windows 2000 computer with the printer being shared, so there is not a printer driver problem. How can I print from Notepad in XP with the default Courier font? |
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Default Printer Font
mcp6453 wrote:
For years, I used Windows 2000 to print to my old reliable HP LaserJet 5. A report I print is sent from Notepad as a text document, so there are no printer properties or commands sent with the document to the printer. The font used on the printer when I print from that computer is Courier (sarif). Now that I have moved that report generator to an XP computer, the report prints in Letter Gothic. The printer's default font is Courier. So, something from XP is overriding the default font on the printer. What can I configure in XP to cause the report to print in Courier rather than Letter Gothic? I realize it is probably possible to send command files and such, but I'm hoping that someone can identify a default setting in XP that will allow the printer's default font not to be overwritten by XP. Maybe the question can be asked in a simpler way. When I print from Notepad in Windows 2000, the font is Courier. When I print from XP, the font is Letter Gothic. XP is printing through the Windows 2000 computer with the printer being shared, so there is not a printer driver problem. How can I print from Notepad in XP with the default Courier font? Disregard. There actually is a font setting in Notepad. Learn something new every day. |
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