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    Question Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Hi !

    Is there any variable by which I can get font file location ?

    - Rajat
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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Quote Originally Posted by rajat_bapi_mallick
    Hi !

    Is there any variable by which I can get font file location ?

    - Rajat
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    Hi rajat,
    How about this code
    Code:
    (setq file "C:/Program Files/AutoCAD 2005/Fonts")
    (getfiled "Select a font file" file "" 0)

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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Quote Originally Posted by Adesu
    Hi rajat,
    How about this code
    Code:
    (setq file "C:/Program Files/AutoCAD 2005/Fonts")
    (getfiled "Select a font file" file "" 0)
    I think the OP is wanting to find out where AutoCAD is looking for fonts.

    Your code only looks in a particular directory which may or may not exist.
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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Quote Originally Posted by rajat_bapi_mallick
    Hi !

    Is there any variable by which I can get font file location ?

    - Rajat
    India
    No, there is not a variable. AutoCAD will search all the paths in the support file search path for SHX fonts. You will have to query each of these paths.

    The following code will return the support file search paths (as a semicolon separated string)

    Code:
    (vl-load-com)
    (vla-get-SupportPath
      (vla-get-files
        (vla-get-preferences
          (vlax-get-acad-object)
        )
      )
    )
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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Thanks.

    But I need windows default ".TTF" font file location.


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    Last edited by rajat_bapi_mallick; 2007-05-19 at 09:33 AM.

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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Quote Originally Posted by rajat_bapi_mallick
    Thanks.

    But I need windows default ".TTF" font file location.


    -Rajat
    Ok. You didn't say that in your original post.

    This should work.

    Code:
    Environ("systemroot") & "\Fonts"
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    Default Re: Is there a variable by which I can get font file location?

    Thanks.

    It really works.

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