How to do Arial fonts in EPSON LX-300+II

Arial or Helvetica fonts are added in device type EPESCP9 or EPESCP2 in output device that uses EPSON LX 300 + II. I'm using the INCH7 page format for the check printing. When the check was printed, the output was not Arial; instead it looked like a Roman font. Arial fonts are already in list of printer fonts of EPESCP9 and EPESCP2. Also, the font used in check sapscript is already changed to Arial. When I used SWIN, it printed the Arial font correctly. I can't use SWIN since SWIN is for Windows and not for Linux.
Can anybody help me?

Hi,
In SPAD you need to create the Device type & then the page format should be created for that specific Device type.
Best regards,
Prashant

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uifont.ali
# uifont.ali provided in fontsolutions.tar for developer 9.0.2
# $Header: uifont.ali@@/main/22 \
# Checked in on Tue Jan 8 15:32:42 PST 2002 by idc \
# Copyright (c) 1999, 2002 by Oracle Corporation. All Rights Reserved. \
# $
# $Revision: /main/22 $
# Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation 1994, 2002.
# All Rights Reserved.
# DESCRIPTION:
# Each line is of the form:
# <Face>.<Size>.<Style>.<Weight>.<Width>.<CharSet> = \
# <Face>.<Size>.<Style>.<Weight>.<Width>.<CharSet>
# The <Face> must be the name (string/identifier) of a font face. The
# <Style>, <Weight>, <Width>, and <CharSet> may either be a numeric
# value or a predefined identifier/string. For example, both US7ASCII
# and 1 are valid <CharSet> values, and refer to the same character set.
# The <Size> dimension must be an explicit size, in points.
# The following is a list of recognized names and their numeric
# equivalents:
# Styles Numeric value
# Plain 0
# Italic 1
# Oblique 2
# Underline 4
# Outline 8
# Shadow 16
# Inverted 32
# Overstrike 64
# Blink 128
# Weights Numeric value
# Ultralight 1
# Extralight 2
# Light 3
# Demilight 4
# Medium 5
# Demibold 6
# Bold 7
# Extrabold 8
# Ultrabold 9
# Widths Numeric value
# Ultradense 1
# Extradense 2
# Dense 3
# Semidense 4
# Normal 5
# Semiexpand 6
# Expand 7
# Extraexpand 8
# Ultraexpand 9
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# style. For example,
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# All strings are case-insensitive in mapping. Font faces are likely to
# be case-sensitive on lookup, depending on the platform and surface, so
# care should be taken with names used on the right-hand side; but they
# will be mapped case-insensitively.
# See your platform documentation for a list of all supported character
# sets, and available fonts.
# BUGS:
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#===============================================================
[ Global ] # Put mappings for all surfaces here.
# Mapping from MS Windows
#Arial = helvetica
#"Courier New" = courier
#"Times New Roman" = times
#Modern = helvetica
#"MS Sans Serif" = helvetica
#"MS Serif" = times
#"Small Fonts" = helvetica
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"sAdC128d" = helvetica..Plain.Medium
"CarolinaBar-B39-25F2" = helvetica...Bold
#"IDAutomationSMICR" = helvetica
# Mapping from Macintosh
#"New Century Schlbk" = "new century schoolbook"
#"New York" = times
#geneva = helvetica
#===============================================================
[ Printer ] # Put mappings for all printers here.
#===============================================================
[ Printer:PostScript1 ] # Put mappings for PostScript level 1 printers here.
# Sample Kanji font mappings
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...UltraLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...ExtraLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...ExtraLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
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...Light..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...DemiLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...DemiLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
.....JEUC = "GothicBBB-Medium-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Medium..JEUC
.....SJIS = "GothicBBB-Medium-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Medium..SJIS
# Mapping from MS Windows
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# Mapping from Motif display
#fixed = courier
#clean = times
#lucidatypewriter = courier
#lucidabright = times
#Arial = helvetica
#"Courier New" = courier
#"Times New Roman" = times
# MICR font
#helvetica=IDAutomationSMICR
#===============================================================
[ Printer:PostScript2 ] # Put mappings for PostScript level 2 printers here.
# Sample Kanji font mappings
...UltraLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...UltraLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...ExtraLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...ExtraLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...Light..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...Light..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...DemiLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...DemiLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
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fixed = courier
lucida = univers
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lucidatypewriter = courier
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terminal = "line printer"
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#===============================================================
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# Oracle Report PDF sections
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# Support for Far Eastern Languages:
# PDF section can be additionally used to enable Multibyte language support
# built into Reports. To use this feature with Adobe (r) Acrobat (c), you
# need to install the Asian font pack available online at the Adobe web site.
# .....SJIS = "HeiseiKakuGo-W5-Acro"
# A Japanese report run with Shift-JIS character set is replaced to
# HeiseiKakuGo-W5-Acro CID font.
arial = Arial
"arial" =Arial
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"courier new" = "Courier New"
tahoma = Tahoma
"microsoft sans serif" = "Microsoft Sans Serif"
"ms sans serif" = "MS Sans Serif"
"times new roman" = "Times New Roman"
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# to lpq.
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# hqdev2_pos:PostScript:1:The fast ScriptPrinter in 1281:dclps321.ppd:
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datap462.ppd
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*PageRegion Ledger: "ledger"
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*ImageableArea Legal: "18 19 593 990 "
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*ImageableArea B4: "19 15 709 1017 "
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/cvp {( ) cvs print ( ) print } bind def
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/lowerleft {10000 mul ceiling 10000 div} bind def
newpath clippath pathbbox
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*DefaultPaperDimension: Letter
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*PaperDimension Letter.Transverse: "612 792"
*PaperDimension Legal: "612 1008"
*PaperDimension Ledger: "1224 792"
*PaperDimension Tabloid: "792 1224"
*PaperDimension A3: "842 1191"
*PaperDimension A4: "595 842"
*PaperDimension A4.Transverse: "595 842"
*PaperDimension A5: "420 595"
*PaperDimension B4: "729 1032"
*PaperDimension B5: "516 729"
*PaperDimension B5.Transverse: "516 729"
*PaperDimension Statement: "396 612"
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*OrderDependency: 20 AnySetup *InputSlot
*DefaultInputSlot: Upper
*InputSlot Upper: "0 statusdict /setpapertray get exec"
*InputSlot Lower: "1 statusdict /setpapertray get exec"
*?InputSlot: "
save
[ (Upper) (Lower) ] statusdict /papertray get exec
(get exec) stopped ( pop pop (Unknown)} if = flush
restore
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*OpenUI *ManualFeed: Boolean
*OrderDependency: 20 AnySetup *ManualFeed
*DefaultManualFeed: False
*ManualFeed True: "statusdict /manualfeed true put"
*ManualFeed False: "statusdict /manualfeed false put"
*?ManualFeed: "
save
statusdict /manualfeed get {(True)}{(False)}ifelse = flush
restore
*End
*CloseUI: *ManualFeed
*DefaultOutputOrder: Reverse
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*% This datap462.ppd is provided by fontsolutions.tar
*DefaultFont: Courier
*Font ArialMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-ItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-BoldMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-BoldItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-Italic: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-Bold: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-BoldItalic: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNewMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNew-ItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
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*Font Helvetica-Bold: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Helvetica-BoldOblique: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
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exch dup str 6 94 getinterval cvs
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*Message: "\FontName\ not found, using Courier"
*% Status (format: %%[ status: <one of these> ]%% )
*Status: "idle"
*Status: "busy"
*Status: "waiting"
*Status: "printing"
*Status: "warming up"
*Status: "PrinterError: BD check"
*Status: "PrinterError: Paper jam"
*Status: "PrinterError: Replace toner bag"
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If you want to make platform independent use of fonts, you have to use the family, such as sans serif.
Arial is owned by monotype (http://monotype.com/). You have to contact them if you wish to redistribute it with your application. They also might have a suitable version that renders nicely under linux.
Pete

How NOT to Embed Fonts in a Signature?

I've seen the various threads relating to problems with fonts in Mail and unexpected results when received by someone with different settings or on a different operating system. This is exacerbated by the fact that our office standard signatures have some bold and smaller size text (for a disclaimer). Thus, messages will show up for some people with a different font in the body of the message than in the signature, unless their default vieweing font just happens to be the same as the font in the sig. For example, if my signature is set as Arial, and my "message font" set in Mail's preferences is also Arial, my message will look fine. However, if I send it to someone who sets their "message font" to Times, then the body of my message will show up as Times whereas the signature will still be Arial. This is true if the receiver is another Apple Mail user or a Windows Outlook user. Either way, the results look sloppy, to say the least.
All the discussions revolve around how to force your font choice to show up on the other end. I explored that as a possibility, but I find the workaround (setting your "message font" as something different than what you want to send, and manually changing the font of EACH AND EVERY MESSAGE YOU WANT TO SEND before sending it) completely unacceptable, especially in a professional office environment. I looked into doing something with the signature, so that you essentially start typing your message in the body of the signature itself, thus inheriting its properties, but this doesn't work reliably since Mail puts its cursor before the sig, and certain text like "in a message dated...so-and-so said" will still default to no font.
So if forcing a particular font to be embedded isn't the answer, how about making sure no font is embedded? Sounds like a plan, right? Well, that seems to be just as difficult because of the signature. I can't check the "always match my default font" box, because then it strips out the bold text and makes the disclaimer the same size. On the other hand, it seems to always embed whatever font is assigned to the sig, rather than just size and bold properties. The machines in our office that still run Panther (which is most of them, unfortunately), do actually send their signatures with no font embedded, but still have size changes and bold. I can't seem to find a way to do this in Tiger or Leopard. I understand the reason is that Panther sends actual RTF, but Tiger and Leopard send HTML. I tried some of the tricks to edit the signatures manually with an HTML editor and re-saving a web archive out of Safari, but I've had trouble getting this to work properly. Even so, this again isn't a viable solution for the whole office once we upgrade to Leopard, which will be happening in the next few months.
So is there ANY way to make the signature and message body default to the same font, without having to resort to plain text messages?

Did you come up with a solution to this problem?!

Please advice on how to remain the font in SAP

Hi,
Please advice on how to remain the font in SAP as Arial monospaced instead of its auto change to Chinese character.
At the same time, pls advice the correct forum i should went as this is related to the Basis and i could not find out Basis Forum.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Joo

Hi,
when i went to the SAP Menu page right
Below is the Menu list
==>Office
==>Cross-Application Components
==>Logistics
==>Accounting
==>Human REsources
==>Information Systems
==>Tools
Over here, does not have "Setting". Pls advice.
Thanks.

How to set the font of a table header?

Hi,
Is there a way to set the font of a table header? I do not mean how to change the header word but the font.
Thanks
Stephen

Hi,
for combobox in a table (I assume the combobox is shown un column 2, thus the index 1)
oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableLOVEditor lovCellEditor = (oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableLOVEditor) jTable1.getColumnModel().getColumn(1).getCellEditor();
lovCellEditor.getComponent().setFont(new Font("Arial",Font.BOLD,13));
For the LOV panel this is a bit more complicated because you need to create a custom LOV panel as described in http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/howtos/10g/jclientlov/customadfjclientlovpanel.html
I filed a bug today to expose the component on a LOV to public so they can be modified
Frank

How to set the Font size of Label?????

Hello everyone.
I want to knoe how to set the Font size of the Label???
Please help..
Thanks a lot.
Gloria

Label myLabel = new Label("Hello World");
//Font(String name, int style, int size)
myLabel.setFont(new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN, 12));

How to set the font of label in ColumnChart correctly?

hello, everybody
By flex sdk 4.1.0, 4.5.1,
the same source but two effects of font of label of ColumnChart will be displayed.
.mxml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:BorderContainer xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                   xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                   xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
                   width="100%" height="100%"
                   styleName="backgroundChart" xmlns:local="*" xmlns:common="common.*">
    <fx:Declarations>
        <s:SolidColorStroke id="white" weight="1" color="#CCCCCC"/>
    </fx:Declarations>
    <s:Label text="" id="titleLabel" textAlign="left" styleName="graphLabel" x="10" y="10" width="100%" height="40" visible="true"/>
    <mx:Legend id="ch01Legend" direction="horizontal" dataProvider="{mainChart}" height="100%" width="100%" x="30" y="30" styleName="myLegend1"/>
    
    <mx:ColumnChart id="mainChart" showDataTips="true" x="20" y="60" width="100%" height="100%" dataTipFunction="dataTip">
        <mx:backgroundElements>
            <mx:GridLines horizontalChangeCount="1" gridDirection="horizontal">
                <mx:horizontalStroke>{white}</mx:horizontalStroke>
            </mx:GridLines>
        </mx:backgroundElements>
        <mx:verticalAxisRenderers>
            <mx:AxisRenderer axis="{linearAxis}" showLine="true" showLabels="true" styleName="myAxisStyle1">
                <mx:axisStroke>{white}</mx:axisStroke>
            </mx:AxisRenderer>
        </mx:verticalAxisRenderers>
        <mx:verticalAxis>
            <mx:LinearAxis id="linearAxis"
                           minimum="0"
                           autoAdjust="true"
                           title="Unit"
                           />
        </mx:verticalAxis>
        <mx:horizontalAxisRenderers>
            <mx:AxisRenderer id="horizonLabel" labelRotation="45" axis="{ch01_a2}" showLine="true" showLabels="true" styleName="myAxisStyle3">
                <mx:axisStroke>{white}</mx:axisStroke>
            </mx:AxisRenderer>
        </mx:horizontalAxisRenderers>
        <mx:horizontalAxis>
            <mx:CategoryAxis id="ch01_a2"
                             dataProvider="{mainChart}"
                             title="Period"
                             categoryField="Period"
                             />
        </mx:horizontalAxis>
    </mx:ColumnChart>
</s:BorderContainer>

.css

.myAxisStyle1 {
    placement:bottom;
    minorTickPlacement:none;
    tickLength:5;
    tickPlacement:none;
    color:#FFFFFF;
    verticalAxisTitleAlignment:vertical;
    fontFamily: Arial_AFE;
.myAxisStyle3 {
    placement:bottom;
    minorTickPlacement:inside;
    tickLength:5;
    tickPlacement:inside;
    color:#FFFFFF;
    fontFamily: Arial_AFE;
@font-face {
    src:url("font/arial.ttf");
    fontFamily: Arial_AFE;
    embedAsCFF: false;

environment:
flex sdks->4.1.0
chart image:
the font looks like "Arial"
environment:
flex sdks->4.5.1
chart image:
the font looks like "Times New Roman"
Working at flex sdks 4.5.1,
the labelClass can be set to 'spark.components.Label'(defalut) or 'mx.controls.Label',
it seems that we can set labelClass to mx.controls.Label to get the same effect of font of label in ColumnChart when flex sdks->4.5.1
            <mx:AxisRenderer axis="{linearAxis}" showLine="true" showLabels="true" styleName="myAxisStyle1" labelClass="mx.controls.Label">
            <mx:AxisRenderer id="horizonLabel" labelRotation="45" axis="{ch01_a2}" showLine="true" showLabels="true" styleName="myAxisStyle3" labelClass="mx.controls.Label">
but it also causes a memory leak.
1) Can anyone tell me how to show the font of label of ColumnChart correctly (looks like "Arial") when using the labelClass 'spark.components.Label' ?
2) Can anyone tell me how to solve the memory leak when using the labelClass 'mx.controls.Label'?

Hi,
for combobox in a table (I assume the combobox is shown un column 2, thus the index 1)
oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableLOVEditor lovCellEditor = (oracle.jbo.uicli.jui.JUTableLOVEditor) jTable1.getColumnModel().getColumn(1).getCellEditor();
lovCellEditor.getComponent().setFont(new Font("Arial",Font.BOLD,13));
For the LOV panel this is a bit more complicated because you need to create a custom LOV panel as described in http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/howtos/10g/jclientlov/customadfjclientlovpanel.html
I filed a bug today to expose the component on a LOV to public so they can be modified
Frank

Arial Font accidently Replaced

Hi All,
I'm having a problem with the "ARIAL" font on my powermac G4. It seems that I have replaced the font. I don't know how it happened. All I remember doing was installing graffiti fonts.
Now the computer has replaced the arial font with a graffiti font that I have installed. I've tried everything I can think of and cannot fix this problem. I even check the font in the font library and it shows up as normal. Can someone help with this?

Hi and Welcome to Apple Discussions ...
Anytime your Fonts have an anomaly, try trashing the preference file.
Go here: MacintoshHD/Users/Library/Preferences. Open the Preferences folder, locate this file:
com.apple.FontBook/plist drag it to the Trash, empty the Trash and reboot. It's ok to trash a pref file as your Mac will create a new one for you.
Carolyn

Arial Font Issue

I have been creating some technical manuals from FrameMaker using the print method. I have the print driver set up to embed all fonts. After the DPF has gone through reviews the PDF must be deited to provide an issue date and an inserted date before posting on the web. We have been using the touch up text tool w/Arial font as the security settings that are required do not allow for protecting the text from the typewriter tool. On some documents we were getting the warning that "the original font is not available..." becausse of the difference in how windows/Acrobat read the installed font. The text goes in the document just fine but in other places what was perfectly good text will change spacing to L ook Li ke This.
The Arial fonts I have been using are getting embedded as ArialMT. I understand that the Windows reads the Aril font as Arial but that it's real name is ArialMT, the MT standing for the producer, Monotype. when the touch up text tool is used it sees the Arial font as Arial and since that is not the embedded font hence the error message. I have found that setting the property in the printer drivers printing preferences "rely on system fonts only..." to unchecked allows the Arial font to be embedded as Arial instead of ArialMT. (I put this part in case it can help someone else). This setting gets rid of the warning but in either setting the touch up text tool still embeds a new Arial (CID) font. Does anyone know how to stop this??

Try going to Applications/Font Book and validating the font. There may be option to do that in Font Explorer.

How to substitute specific fonts on any page with corresponding fonts of my own choice?

How to substitute specific fonts on any page with corresponding fonts of my own choice?
I'm using Firefox 12 on Windows 7.
Examples on what I want to be able to do:
Change the font Arial on any page I visit, with Tahoma.
Change the font Georgia on any page I visit, with Droid Serif.
Change Arial Narrow on any page I visit, with Liberation Sans Narrow...
I used to have a plug-in which did that. It was called Font Replacer, but it doesn't have a version for Firefox 12 and its developer removed its page :(
I really can't stand to see specific fonts on my screen. I really hate the indifferent CAPITAL I from the small l. I can't stand to see the numerals with Georgia.

I opened a [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/926833 new discussion] as no one is interested to answer me here anymore.
Thanks.
So, now I find myself in a situation that I want exceptions for some rules. For example, I want to change the font Arial to Tahoma in all websites I visit, except for wikipedia.org, is that possible? Because I have a very long list of websites listed to change Arial to change to Tahoma, only because I don't want the rule to be applied to websites as wikipedia.org
I searched, but I'm unable to find something helpful :(

How to show HKSCS fonts and Hong Kong Govt fonts in BI publisher reports?

Dear all,
Would anyone please advise how to show HKSCS fonts and Hong Kong Govt fonts in BI publisher reports?
If we choose to use Arial Unicode MS, not all characters are shown properly.
Thanks and Regards,
HY

Hi Ananth,
In our case, some special Chinese characters are supplemented by another font called "Ming ISO 10646" provided by HK government. This font does not cover the common Chinese characters. That means when we show the common Chinese characters, we need to use the fonts "MingLiu" provided by Microsoft. But if we need to show the additional special Chinese characters, we need to use the "Ming ISO10646" font.
In BI Publisher, we create a font set which includes these two fonts. However, when we run the report, it only uses the MingLiu font, but cannot use the Ming ISO10646 font. Pls advise.

SAP script : Arial Font ???????

I have to use Areial font in my Script. I recognise that Arial in not avaliable in SAP, I am not sure about it But I have checked in SAP scripts - 'Paragraph Formats' and then fonts.. there are only 43 fonts .
How can I install new fonts. I am not sure whether I can say to my Tech lead about this issue.
please advice me.
Thanking you.
Regards
Venkat

Hi,
Arial fonts are not available in SAP, you have to install them.
Use transaction SE73 to install new font.
If you install True Type Arial font, your work will be easier. In you PC, under Control Panel-->font folder, you will find Arial (True Type) font.
This will only install Arial font in sap. After installiing Arial font, you need to create all different size and type of Arial font, like size 9, 10, 11, 12 with <b>BOLD</b>, <i>Italic</i> feature. You can do this in SE73 inself once you install Arial True type font. It is not required to install all size and type of arial font. Just install Arial (True Type) font and set it for different size and configuration.
I hope this answer your question.
Thanks,
Pal

Arial font substitution for (LabVIEW for) Linux

Hello,
as LabVIEW was not capable of keeping the font size and spacing constant when running a VI under different Windows versions, screen resolutions etc, I have never used the "application", "system" and "dialog" font options in LabVIEW but have fixed all fonts to Arial 14 pt. This worked wonderful on all Windows systems - without that unnerving problem that control lables overwrite each other and things like that (what always happened when using LabVIEWs "application" font option).
Now, when running the same VIs under LabVIEW for Linux, the font looks terrible, as there is no Arial font in Linux. Does somebody know an easy way to solve this problem without setting all fonts to "application font" in LabVIEW? For instance, any "ini file type" setting in Linux telling the operating system which font to use when Arial is not present, or any free font substitution that we could add to our installer routine that the operating system would use automatically instead of Arial?
Best regards,
Gabs

Unfortunately, your problem is a version of a generic problem faced by GUI programmers of all types - how do you handle varying system fonts? There are various solutions, based on who your customers are. You are using one of the easy ones that works well until you start doing cross-platform development. The main options are, in order or increasing complexity:
Lock the font to a specific font and size. This works well if your customers are limited to a single platform and are not visually impaired (do not want to use large fonts).
Use system fonts and allow extra space. This is a compromise that only works in most cases. Use about 50% extra for small strings and 10% - 20% for larger strings. This also gives you extra space for localization, should you need it. Visually impaired customers will run into space issues, because large fonts can be 2X or more larger than the default, system fonts. Note that the different Windows variants have different font sizes as well. Windows Vista increased default font sizes, especially for some Asian languages, such as Japanese.
Query the font size on entry into a GUI VI and rescale everything appropriately. This is hard, since it must be done for every VI with a GUI. Some system dialogs do not handle large fonts well, so you will probably end up replacing them with your own versions to get good appearance. You could probably write a system to handle this sort of scaling, but to my knowledge, no one has (please prove me wrong ). I have always used custom code when needed.
No one really does this well. Change your system font on a Windows OS to large fonts and note all the problems you run into. I would recommend option 2, unless you have a lot of extra time. Your customers will love you if you pull off option 3.
More tips to help.
Do your development on the platform with the largest system fonts. If this is not possible, change the LabVIEW system fonts of your development system to match the largest size you support. I usually develop using 13pt Verdana, since it is one of the largest of the variable spaced fonts.
Check your work by using large fonts in Windows. If it looks good there, it will probably be OK for most uses.
Good luck!
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