Revision as of 21:38, 3 July 2014

The /font command allows you to change the font for the current window. If no parameters are specified, the font dialog pops up, otherwise the specified parameters are used.

Synopsis

/font [-asbidz|window] <fontsize> <fontname>

Switches

• -a - applies the setting to the active window
• -s - applies the setting to the status window
• -b - makes the font bold
• -i - makes the font italic
• -d - makes the font the default for that type of window
• -z - clears all font settings and sets all windows to the specified font. If no font is specified, all windows are set to default font settings

Parameters

• [window] - if none of the -azs switch is used, you must provide the name of a window instead
• <fontsize> - the size of the font, can be negative: it will then match the size of fonts in the font dialog
• <fontname> - the name of the font

Example

/font -z -8 verdana
/font -d"Status Window" -8 fixedsys
/font -s 12 verdana

Compatibility

Added: 3.92

Added On: 06/01/96

Note: Individual switches were not taken into consideration.

See also

• List of commands
• List of identifiers