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I am not familiar with "forprint", but the general idea in printing is that you re-write (re-paint, to be precise) your window or region,using thedevice context of a selected printer rather than the screen. The code is precisely the same codeyou used to create the output (presumably to the screen) in the first place. F90 codeillustrating Win32 API calls for selecting a font has been posted in another thread: http://softwareforums.intel.com/attachments/ids/5/13411/1/textscrolling%20example.F90
The forprint sample sends a file to a printer, and does not use screen painting, as such. The font argument has always worked for me. What I suggest you do is build a debug configuration and step through the code that selects the font, seeing if there are any errors.
It may be that the printer you're using does not support bitmapped fonts?
