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BCGetActiveTextIndex BCGetDisplayTextA BCGetDisplayTextW BCGetFontHeight BCGetFontNameA BCGetFontNameW BCGetLogFont BCGetMaximumTextIndex BCGetPrintText BCGetTextAbove BCGetTextAlignment BCGetTextClipping BCGetTextDist BCGetTextPosition BCGetTextRotation BCIsWordWrappingEnabled BCSetActiveTextIndex BCSetDisplayTextA BCSetDisplayTextW BCSetFontHeight BCSetFontNameA BCSetFontNameW BCSetLogFont BCSetPrintText BCSetTextAlignment BCSetTextDist BCSetTextPosition BCSetTextRotation

ERRCODE BCSetLogFont ( t_BarCode *  pBarCode, const LOGFONTA *  lf   ) Sets the font of the currently active text object (usually the human readable text - Windows only). Sets the font characteristics used for the human readable text and the extra texts. Note: Pass a LOGFONTA structure. The font size in field lfHeight must be given in Point [1/72"]. We suggest to leave the field lfWidth 0. If you have to change it, you must set the width in 1/1000 mm. Usage for printing and BCSaveImage() // LOGFONTA font size = size [point] pFont->lfHeight = sizeInPoints; // unit = [point] Note: The currently active text object can be selected by calling BCSetActiveTextIndex(). We are using 8 Byte alignment! Windows only For UNIX use BCSetFontName() and BCSetFontHeight() instead. See also: BCGetLogFont() Parameters: [in]  pBarCode  Pointer to barcode structure. [in]  lf  Pointer to LOGFONTA structure. Return values: ERRCODE  ErrOk (0) in case of success. Non-zero if error occurred.