User`s guide

STANDARD PRINTER COMMANDS

The following parameters are contained in

parentheses and are optional:

spacing

Sets the spacing between characters.

Valid entries are 0 to 255, and set the

number of dots between

proportionally spaced characters. If a

negative sign is placed before the

spacing value, the type is spaced non-

proportionally and the spacing value

will set the character cell width.

rotation

Clockwise rotation of the printed

character string. Valid entries are 0,

90, 180, and 270, with a default of 0.

xmult

Expands the font width. Valid entries

are 0 to 4, with a default of 1. When

using this parameter, you must also

specify a value for ymult.

ymult

Expands the font height. Valid entries

are 0 to 4, with a default of 1.

Comments The JUSTIFY command can left, center, or right

justify text printed by the TEXT command.

TEXT fonts are stored in user-accessible memory in

many printers, and are handled as stored objects.

This means they may be deleted or replaced in the

field, so the actual resident fonts may differ from

those delivered in the printer. Take this into account

when using the TEXT command.

See also STRING, R90, R180, R270, JUSTIFY, ULTRA_FONT