Example Output:
Scale-To-Fit Commands
Purpose: The Scale-To-Fit commands automatically calculate the scale in order to
Format:
Example Input:
EasyCoder PL-Series Printer Programmer's Reference Manual
; Print using x scale of 10 points and y scale
; of 20 points
SCALE-TEXT PLL_LAT.CSF 10 20 0 150 TALLER FONT
FORM
PRINT
10 POINT FONT
WIDER FONT
TALLER FONT
fit text inside a window.
{command} {name} {width} {height} {x} {y} {data}
where:
{command}: Choose from the following:
SCALE-TO-FIT:
(or STF)
VSCALE-TO-FIT: Prints scaled text vertically.
(or VSTF)
{name}:
Font name. For help, see "Resident Font Samples" in
Chapter 3.
{width}:
Unit-width of the window. For help, see Appendix D, "Font
Information."
{height}:
Unit-height of the window. For help, see Appendix D,
"Font Information."
{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}:
Text to be printed.
Input (STF.LBL):
! 0 200 200 100 1
IN-MILLIMETERS
CENTER
Chapter 4— Scalable Text
Prints scaled text horizontally.
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