Printronix ThermaLine Series Programmer's Reference Manual page 22

Command Mnemonic
Alphanumerics ALPHA
Alpha, ALPHA
Incremental
Bar Codes BARCODE
Boxes BOX
Corners CORNER
Duplication, HDUP
Horizontal
Duplication, VDUP
Vertical
End END
Font FONT
Form Length LFORM
Ignore Sequence IGON
On/Off IGOFF
Lines, Horizontal HORZ
Lines, Vertical VERT
Logo Call LOGO
Multinational ISET
Character Set
Page Number PAGE
Printer Mode PMODE
Reset RESET
Reverse Print REVERSE
Scale SCALE
Scaling Mode SMODE
Select Format SFON
On/Off SFOFF
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Table 1–2. Create Form Mode Commands
Defines size, location, and content of alphanumeric characters and dynamic
alphanumeric data fields.
Defines starting data and increment amount for fixed auto–increment
fields.
Each bar code type has its own command to define size, location,
orientation, and data as described in the "Bar Codes" chapter.
Defines size, location, and thickness of boxes.
Defines vertical and horizontal length, location, and thickness of a set of
four corners.
Defines the number of horizontal duplications of an element and the spacing
between duplications.
Defines the number of vertical duplications of an element and the spacing
between duplications.
Terminates the Create Form mode.
Selects a specific typeface, bold, slant (italic) factor, and symbol set.
Specifies the form length by total number of lines at 6 or 8 lpi.
Enables the IGP/PGL to ignore all characters after the Ignore Sequence On
command is sent until the Ignore Sequence Off command is sent.
See Note on Page 1–11.
Defines the location, size, and thickness of horizontal lines.
Defines the location, size, and thickness of vertical lines.
Specifies the location of a previously defined logo.
Selects one of the 32 Multinational character sets.
Defines the location for automatically incremented page numbers.
Included only for compatibility; not recommended for use.
Deletes all forms and logos from the IGP/PGL memory.
Defines the location for white–on–black printing and selects the
background shade.
Defines the vertical spacing and horizontal pitch for data positioning in
character or dot columns and rows.
Included only for compatibility; not recommended for use.
Ignores all host–generated paper movement commands.
See Note on Page 1–11.
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