Specifications

244 Appendix C— Initialization File Format (for Windows)
Default System Font
Font = “font_name” font_size [BOLD ITALIC]
This statement specifies the default font which the LogicWorks system will
use when no other font has been specified. Certain Tool modules may, by
default, display text using this font. If no font is specified, an attempt is
made to use a Courier typeface. If no font size is specified then 10 point is
used.
“Font_name” is the name of a TrueType font; only TrueType fonts are sup-
ported. Font_size is the point size to use. There are two optional style key-
words which may be applied, BOLD and ITALIC. For example:
Font = “Courier New” 10 Bold
Printer Scale Lines
PrinterScaleLines = None, All, or OverOnePixel
This allows the user to specify whether lines are to be scaled when printed.
“None” is the default. It indicates that no scaling will occur. With this setting,
a line’s width is printed with the same number of pixels as it is displayed on
the screen. When printing to a high-resolution printer (i.e., >= 300 dots per
inch), this will cause thick screen lines (busses) to be reproduced as printed
lines which do not appear to be much thicker than thin screen lines (signals).
This setting is most useful when printing to dot-matrix printers where the
printer’s resolution is similar to the screen’s resolution.
“All” specifies that every line will be scaled so that its printed width
appears the same as on the screen.
“OverOnePixel” specifies that lines that have a screen width greater than 1
pixel will be scaled when printed. The result is that signal lines will be
drawn very finely, but busses will appear as thick lines.
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