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Example Input:
Example Output:
Font-Group Command
Purpose: The Font-Group (FG) command gives you the ability to group up to 10
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TEXT90
(or T90)
TEXT180
(or T180)
TEXT270
(or T270)
{font}:
Name or number of the font. For help, see "Resident Font
Samples" earlier in this chapter.
{size}:
Size identifier for the font. For help, see "Resident Font
Samples" earlier in this chapter.
{x}:
Horizontal starting position. For help, see "Label Coordinate
System" in Chapter 1.
{y}:
Vertical starting position. For help, see "Label Coordinate
System" in Chapter 1.
{data}:
The text to be printed.
Input (TEXT.LBL):
! 0 200 200 210 1
TEXT 4 0 200 100 TEXT
TEXT90 4 0 200 100 T90
TEXT180 4 0 200 100 T180
TEXT270 4 0 200 100 T270
FORM
PRINT
pre-scaled font files into a single group. You can later specify the font
group in a Text command. If a font group is used in a Text command, the
printer uses the largest font specified in the font group that produces the
required text data and still remain within the available width of the label
for the text. When specified in the Text command, the {font} parameter is
specified as FG, and the {size} parameter is specified as {fg}. Note that you
can also specify an FG command within a Concat and Endconcat
command.
(Same as VTEXT above.)
Prints text (upside down) rotated
180 degrees counterclockwise.
Prints text (vertically) rotated 270
degrees counterclockwise.
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