Width Type (Sb); Style Lsb (Ub); Stroke Weight (Sb) - HP PCL 5 Reference Manual

Width Type (SB)

Specifies the proportionate width of characters in the font.
Table 11-13 Width Type Values
Additional width types may be added by HP.

Style LSB (UB)

The least significant byte (LSB) of the Style word. Refer to Style MSB
for a description of the Style word.

Stroke Weight (SB)

Specifies the thickness of the strokes used in designing the font. The
supported stroke weight values are -7 through 7. The thinnest stroke
available is -7; the thickest stroke weight is 7. The standard stroke
weight for a medium font is 0; the standard stroke weight for a bold
font is 3; and, the standard stroke weight for a light font is -3.
Table 11-14 Stroke Weight Values
EN
Value Width Type
-5 Ultra Compressed
-4 Extra Compressed
-3 Compressed or Extra Condensed
-2 Condensed
0 Normal
2 Expanded
3 Extra Expanded
Value Stroke Weight
-7 Ultra Thin
-6 Extra Thin
-5 Thin
-4 Extra Light
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