Try the CHGPRTF command. The font paramater allows you to change the point size.
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If you create and exteranally defined PRTF you can use multiple fonts on a page.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: December 14, 2009 6:41 pm by ElTerrifico605 pts.
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It might depend on why the font is “too small”. For example, a “small font” might be a misinterpretation of a portrait page rotated to landscape. A 132-char printline definition might be in effect even though only 72 characters are actually printed. The resulting page may be auto-rotated and give a smaller font appearance.
We solved this problem by using a workstation customizing object. Our printers are attached via TCP/IP – most with just an output queue description. The same workstation customizing object has given us good results on a variety of HP printers.
If you like, I could send you the section of code that applies to 132 character print line.
It might depend on why the font is “too small”. For example, a “small font” might be a misinterpretation of a portrait page rotated to landscape. A 132-char printline definition might be in effect even though only 72 characters are actually printed. The resulting page may be auto-rotated and give a smaller font appearance.
Tom
We solved this problem by using a workstation customizing object. Our printers are attached via TCP/IP – most with just an output queue description. The same workstation customizing object has given us good results on a variety of HP printers.
If you like, I could send you the section of code that applies to 132 character print line.