Character Sets - Intermec EasyCoder 301 Programmer's Manual

2. Using
International

Character Sets,

cont'd.
Label produced by the program
example to the right.
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The three double-byte font parameters can be specified separately
using the following commands:
FONTD | FD "<font file name>"
FONTDSIZE | FSD <font size>
FONTDSLANT | FLD <font slant>
For each parameter, the value specified by these commands will be
used in all text fields on the current label, until a new value is speci-
fied. These parameters need only be specified if a NASCD file is
specified, as otherwise double-byte interpretation is disabled.
Example:
NASC 1
NASCD "CARD1:BIG5.NCD"
FONT "Swiss 721 BT",20,0
FONTD "CARD1:CHINESE.TTF",20,0
PP 100,100
PT "NASCD ON: ";CHR$(185);CHR$(235)
NASCD ""
PP 100,200
PT "NASCD OFF: ";CHR$(185);CHR$(235)
PF
Double-byte fonts can also be used in the human readable parts of
barcodes. The corresponding commands are:
BARFONTD | BFD "<font file name>"[,<font size>,<font slant>]
<font file name>
<font size>
<font slant>
Reset to default by: PRINTFEED|PF
The bar code font size and slant can be specified separately using
the following commands:
BARFONTDSIZE | BFSD <font size>
BARFONTDSLANT | BLFD <font slant>
Double-byte interpretation of human readables is disabled unless a
NASCD file is specified. Also, note that many double-byte map-
pings use ASCII characters greater than 127, although these char-
acters are not allowed as input data to many bar code types. PDF
417 is one bar code type that does allow ASCII characters greater
than 127 as input.
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the file name of the double-byte font to be use
the height of the font in points. Default 12.
the italic angle of the font in degrees clock-
wise Default: 0.
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