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I think I'm slowly getting mad. 
I'm trying to print in 2 different fonts in one printfile.
My printfile looks something like that:
So in my opinion the majority of the text should be printed in the font 2305 and only the last line in font 420.
What happens is that those entries are ignored. The font is only taken from the CRTPRTF command, so the whole file is allways printed in the same font.
I tried leaving the FONT parameter in the CRTPRTF command at *CPI which didn't work at all and I also tried *DEVD which was even worse, since he choose a real small font.
What else can I do?
I'm trying to print in 2 different fonts in one printfile.
My printfile looks something like that:
Code:
A R HDR
A FONT(2305 (*POINTSIZE 50))
A BESNAM R O 3 2
A REFFLD(VS00210R/NAME1 *LIBL/VS00210-
A P)
A BESORT 22A O 5 2
A SPEKE R O 5 29
A REFFLD(VS00200R/SPEKE *LIBL/VS00200-
A P)
A NAME1 R O 7 2
A REFFLD(VS00210R/NAME1 *LIBL/VS00210-
A P)
A 9 2
A '-->'
A PLZ R O 9 8
A REFFLD(VS00210R/PLZ *LIBL/VS00210P)
A ORT R O 9 16
A REFFLD(VS00210R/ORT *LIBL/VS00210P)
A 11 2
A 'Artikel Pal.Bü. STCK.'
A UNDERLINE
A FONT(420 (*POINTSIZE 40))
What happens is that those entries are ignored. The font is only taken from the CRTPRTF command, so the whole file is allways printed in the same font.
I tried leaving the FONT parameter in the CRTPRTF command at *CPI which didn't work at all and I also tried *DEVD which was even worse, since he choose a real small font.
What else can I do?
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