Xerox Printer User Manual page 70

HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE
4–6
This example shows the short form of the command:
TEXT FONT 2 IN BOX 7, –1 'CAT' 'NO'
BOX 'ITEM' 'NO'
BOX 'DESCRIPTION'
BOX 'REOR' 'POINT'
BOX 'REOR' 'QTY'
BOX 'OPEN' 'STOCK'
BOX 'VENDOR' 'RECEIPTS'
BOX 'STOCK' 'ORDERS'
BOX 'COMM' 'STOCK'
BOX 'SALES' 'ISSUES'
BOX 'BACK' 'ORDERS'
BOX 'VENDOR' 'RETURNS'
BOX 'STOCK' 'TRANSFERS'
BOX 'CURRENT' 'STOCK';
6. Apply shading to the form.
This example shows the long form of the command:
At 11, –1 DRAW 6 BOXES 133 WIDE BY 4 HIGH USING
SHADING MEDIUM AND REPEAT VERTICALLY EVERY 8;
This command draws six shaded boxes 133 grid units wide
by 4 grid units high and an identical series of shaded boxes
every eighth row. The coordinates of the upper left corner
of the first box are character row 11, character position –1.
This example shows the short form of the command:
AT 11, –1 6 BOXES 133, 4 SHADING VERTICALLY EVERY 8;
7. Place the form's identifier and date of issue at the bottom
of the form.
This example shows the long form of the command:
HORIZONTAL TEXT USING FONT 3 AT 61, –1 'XEROX2
(5/93)';
This command places the words XEROX2 (5/93) at character
row 61, character position –1, or on the line immediately
below the table, flush with the left edge of the table. Font
3 is UN104A, the third font specified in the FONT
command.
This example shows the short form of the command:
TEXT FONT 3 AT 61, –1 'XEROX2 (5/93)';
8. Terminate the form description with an END command, as
follows:
END;
HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS