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4. Bar Code Field, cont.
EasyCoder E4 Direct Protocol v2.10 – Programmer's Reference Manual
Select Bar Code Interpretation Font
Most bar codes do not automatically include any bar code inter-
pretation in human readable characters. If you wish to include a
bar code interpretation, you can specify the font to be used for
the bar code interpretation (human readable).
BARFONT | BF[#<start parameter>,]"<font fi lename>"[, <fontsize>
[,<fontslant>[,<vert. offset>[,<height mag> [,<width mag>]]]]][ON]
<start parameter>
<font fi lename>
<font size>
<font slant>
<vert. offset>
<height mag>
<width mag>
<ON>
Reset to default by:
The bar code font size and slant can be specifi ed separately using
the following commands:
BARFONTSIZE | BFS <font size>
BARFONTSLANT | BFL <font slant>
As with text fi elds, human readable bar code interpretation fonts
can contain characters from any national character set.
However, before using any of the standard fonts OCR-A BT,
OCR-B 10 Pitch BT, or Zapf Dingbats BT, you must select a
special character set for that font using a NASC command (see
Chapters 6.11, 9,2 and 11.1). Before switching back to any other
font than those mentioned above, you must specify the original
character set again using a new NASC command.
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specifi es the fi rst parameter of the command
(default 1)
the fi le name of the font to be used
(default "Swiss 721 BT")
the height of the font in points
(default 12 pt)
the slant of the font in degrees clockwise
(default 0°)
distance between bar code and interpreta-
tion in dots
(default 6 dots)
the magnifi cation with regard to height
(default 1)
the magnifi cation with regard to width
(default 1)
enables the printing of bar code interpreta-
tion
(default OFF)
PRINTFEED|PF
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