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NOTE: Since most applications use more than two fonts
per page, it is recommended to select fonts by their ID
number instead of using the primary/secondary designa-
tion (see Font ID command).
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<ESC>*n1D
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Font ID
This command defines the active font ID number for refer-
ence by other font management commands. For example,
the command <ESC>*cI8D assigns the ID "18" to the cur-
rent font. Font management commands will operate on
font 18 until changed by another Font ID command. Font
ID's can have any value between 0 and
32767
inclusive.
The ID number is used to select the font via the Select Pri-
mary Font or Select Secondary Font command. The com-
mand is also used after either (a) specifying a font as
described in the previous chapter; or (b) downloading a
new font (next chapter).
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<ESC>*nln2 X
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Select Font
This command is used to select a primary or secondary
font by its ID number. Parameter nlspecifies primary or
secondary font, and n2is the font ID number. For example:
Command
Action
<ESC>*(lOX Font 10 becomes primary font
<ESC>*)15X Rmt 15 becomes secondary font
This command is the preferred method of switching be-
tween fonts, especially when several fonts are used on
each page.
HP Emulation Mode
H-31
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