If you print normal text, that is in Settings -> Styler Configurator -> Global styles, Default style item.
If you are printing highlighted code, then there are plenty of fonts to change, corresponding to all the style items for the language that have a font. If the point size is blank, they follow the default. If it is not, you'll need to also adjust that size.
CChris
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Is there any way to configure fonts to use an odd point size in np++? Some fonts I want to use for programming I think would look better in sizes in between the options given.
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Hi.. how can I change the text's size prior to printing?
Im interested in making the lines in my code fit to the printing page
If you print normal text, that is in Settings -> Styler Configurator -> Global styles, Default style item.
If you are printing highlighted code, then there are plenty of fonts to change, corresponding to all the style items for the language that have a font. If the point size is blank, they follow the default. If it is not, you'll need to also adjust that size.
CChris
ok.. thank you
Is there any way to configure fonts to use an odd point size in np++? Some fonts I want to use for programming I think would look better in sizes in between the options given.
It may work if you change the font size diretly on stylers.xml.
CChris