I've been having some problems with ODS RTF and templates myself, including an odd warning that tells me that the SWISS font couldn't be loaded--which would be OK if I'd specified anything at all concerning fonts of any kind.

The TS guy who's working with me referred to it as a "weird error message", so who knows.

Unfortunately, the particulars of ODS RTF are almost completely undocumented at this point, and I can't say I'm thrilled with the meager examples of PROC TEMPLATE in the on-line docs either. Whoever writes the first BBU on the subject will be able to afford the mental institution of his or her choice with the royalties.

Roger

haworthl@mindspring.com wrote: > > Henrik, > > Without seeing your code this is a little hard to diagnose. However, > one possibility is that you didn't list the font name correctly. If the > font name does not EXACTLY match the name of the font on your machine, > the change will not work. > > If you'd like to post your code (both the PROC TEMPLATE and the ODS > statements), I could provide more assistance. > > - Lauren Haworth > > In article <200011090955.eA99tvS200382@listserv.cc.uga.edu>, > Henrik Mohnssen <hm155@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote: > > Hello dear: > > I am working with SAS for windows version 8.2. How am I able to > change the > > font_face to Helvetica ore Helvetica-narrow when I am using RTF in > ODS. I > > have tried to change the style in proc template but nothing seems to > > happen. Well what happens is that the text comes out but in Arial? I > > appreciate your time and help. > > > > Kind Regards, > > > > Henrik Mohnssen > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.