Up until now I have been able to avoid using Common Dialog by accessing printers
directly. This is no longer possible, so-
Using VB5 under XP Home Edition. I use the Common Dialog functions to select a
printer and output my data.
1. If I am in the VB5 IDE, the printer output appears to be non-proportional and
looks perfect because it all lines up.
2. If I am running the compiled program by itself, the printer output uses a
smaller font which apparently is proportional and the result is very ragged
looking as nothing lines up.
3. When I tried using the Common Dialog Show Font method, I got an error message
saying that no fonts were installed. (Word for Windows lists dozens of fonts so
they must be installed and all of them appear to be TrueType.)
Does anyone has any ideas about what else I might try?
Val Mehling
valjm16@DELETE_THISearthlink.net
XRL (Extreme Racing League) Info
http://extremeracingleague.com/