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1. Commands (Alphabetical), cont'd.
Instruction
CLL
COPY
COUNT&
CUT
CUT ON/OFF
DATE$
DATEADD$
DIR
ERROR
FIELDNO
FILE& LOAD
FILES
FONTD (FD)
FONTDSIZE (FSD)
FONTDSLANT (FLD)
FONT (FT)
FONTSIZE (FS)
FONTSLANT (FL)
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5.3 Completely clears the print image buffer, if no starting field is
specified. If a field is specified, the print image buffer is cleared
from the field to the end of the label.
8.3 Copies files.
6.6 Creates a counter. Alpha counters range from A to Z, but
numeric counters have no practical limit.
5.1 Activating an optional paper cutting device.
6.19 Enabling/disabling automatic cutting after PRINTFEED
execution and optionally adjusting paper feed before and
after the cutting.
4.9, 6.3, 7.2 Sets or returns the current date, optionally in the format
specified by the FORMAT DATE$ command.
4.9 Returns a new date after a number of days has been added to,
or subtracted from, the current date or optionally a specified
date. The current date is not changed.
4.2 Specifies the print direction.
6.15 Defines error messages and enables the error handler for
specified error conditions.
5.3 Gets the current field number for partial clearing of the print
buffer by a CLL command.
8.4 Receives and stores binary files in the printer's RAM memory.
8.1 Lists the files stored in one of the printer's directories to the
standard OUT channel. RAM: is the default if no other drive
is specified.
9.2 Selects a double-byte character set font for the printing of
subsequent PRTXT commands, and optionally sets the font
size and slant.
9.2 Sets the size in points of the current double-byte character set
font.
9.2 Sets the slant in degrees of the current double-byte character set
font.
4.3 Selects a single-byte character set font for the printing of
subsequent PRTXT commands, and optionally sets the font
size and slant.
4.3 Sets the size in points of the current single-byte character set
font.
4.3 Sets the slant in degrees of the current single-byte character set
font.
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