Customize Fonts and Styles in Printing
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How to Customize Fonts and Styles in Document Printing?
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to edit and customize fonts, styles, and sizes in various printing formats within Logic ERP. This helps you create clear, professional, and well-formatted print outputs as per your business requirements.
Customize Fonts and Styles in Visual Base Printing
Navigate to Configuration and select "Sale Multiple Printing Configuration".
Select the required Printing Format.
Open the Header Section.
From Insert Shapes, right-click on the desired field and select Font.

Here, you can:
Change the Font Type
Adjust the Font Style (Bold, Italic, etc.)
Modify the Font Size

Save the changes
Now, let’s open the Sales Bill and view its preview.

Update Fonts in Print Preview
Navigate to the Sales Bill Window.
Modify or open any bill and select Print Preview.
In the preview window, item details displayed in the Grid can also be formatted.
Click "Options" and select "Font", then adjust the style and size as needed.

Customize Fonts and Styles in Designer Printing
Access Designer
Navigate to Continuous Printing and select "Sales Bill - Print Designer & Printing Window".
Select the required Configuration and Sales Bill, then click Refresh.
Open the Design Window.

Customize Fonts
Select the field or text to modify.
Use the Formatting Toolbar to adjust:
Font Style
Font Size
Text Alignment

Format Item Grid in Designer
Select Grid Table → Table Option → Edit Bound Table.

The Grid Formatting Window will appear.
Under Column Styles → Font, you can:
Change Font Style
Adjust Font Size
Set Text Color

To apply formatting to the entire grid (both header and data rows):
Go to Other Settings → Choose Type.
Apply the formatting style to all rows together.

Save Changes
After applying the desired formatting, press OK to save.
Your customized fonts and styles will now appear in the print output.

With these steps, you can easily edit and format fonts, styles, and sizes across both standard and designer printing formats in Logic ERP.
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