I want to print my HTML page from browser using the fonts 'FontA11'. How can I use this fonts for my page? I want to print this using browser. I am going to make web app for my client and they are using EPSON printer to print. I have set my Epson (TM-U220D, Model: M188D) printer as default and I am able to see the fonts 'FontA11' in Microsoft word.

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It also prints using this fonts when printed from Microsoft word. Now, I want to print my HTML page from browser using this fonts but its not working. I have also tried NOT setting 'font-family' to my css and check which fonts it takes but even that is not working. I know 'FontA11' is printer fonts and we can't refer those in HTML page but I want a way through which my page outputs with 'FontA11' fonts. Can anybody help?

Hi We have a customer who use both Epson FX-880 and FX-890 printers for producing carbon copy delivery notes and dispatch notes. Recently we have upgraded the systems from Windows98 to Windows 7 and after this we cannot get the Dot Matrix printers to correctly print from thier acocunts system. The system they use is Windows / Foxpro based and as such wants to print raster fonts. We dont want this, we want to print using native printer fonts - namely Draft 10cpi but this is not available - only similar true type fonts. Where can we download the Epson printer fonts - Epson does not seem to supply them and we have also tried using a 'Text Only / Generic' driver in Windows - this works but the CPI is wrong.

I understand that you wanted to use Dot Matrix printers so that you could get be ' producing carbon copy' reports, but Pavel is correct. Remember that Carbon copies (or carbon-less paper copies) were created before there were reasonably priced laser printers which can make quick and not-too-expensive multiple copies of things. Upgrading to a new laser printer at this time would seem like a good idea. If you did that, you need only have your reports printed multiple times to achieve the same result (i.e. Multiple 'Carbon' copies).

However you can do a web search to find the Printer Command Language set for your Epson Dot Matrix printers or you can call Epson and ask them. With the PCL commands you can determine if you need to change and/or add some commands being sent from your application to the printer to achieve your desired results. Using a laser printer was considered some time ago as an option however this company has many thousand preprinted forms, which would be unsuitable for laser printing.

They need the carbon copy paper as when they deliver goods to a customer, they sign the paperwork and then keep a copy - this is the companies proof of delivery. They also use one of the DM printers for printing dispatch labels - again, they have boxes of these and would not be too keen on throwing them away. The best solution would be to get them printing again using 'Text Only' - though I'm not sure how I would include the control codes in the report software to generate the desired results. Really all that needs happen is the printer be set to the correct CPI and pitch when the job starts.

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