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Font Setting Problem in VFP8

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Juan Alonso - 19 Jun 2008 18:21 GMT
The follow code does not work at runtime.. Using VFP8

_screen.fontname = "FoxFont"
_screen.fontsize=10

If I start VFP before the EXE then when I start the EXE it works and stays
working even when I close VFP, the same if I open the EXE before I open VFP
then it stays using the default Ariel.

I used a wait window to show me SYS(2019,2) and SYS(2019,1) and it is using
the same configuration files as when I open VFP before the EXE.

I don't understand this behavior and I really need to find a solution before
the end of next week.

If anyone has an Idea please let me know.

Thank you in advance,

Juan.
Juan Alonso - 08 Jul 2008 16:55 GMT
Damn.

I guess Im the only one that has experienced this sh.t cuz no one has
answered anything at all.

Great!

Thank God I feel Terrific...

> The follow code does not work at runtime.. Using VFP8
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> Juan.
tg - 19 Jul 2008 18:07 GMT
>> The follow code does not work at runtime.. Using VFP8
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>> If anyone has an Idea please let me know.

The machine you are testing with HAS been told about the font file ?
Juan Alonso - 30 Jul 2008 21:34 GMT
Thank you for the tip.

I added the font in my Windows/ Font   Folder and everything worked fine.

Gave a great one.

Juan.

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> The machine you are testing with HAS been told about the font file ?
 
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