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Example Input:
Example Output:
Count Command
Purpose: You use the Count command for printing multiple labels where you want
Format:
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{offset}:
Unit distance to offset text away from the bar code. For
help, see "Units Commands" in Chapter 2.
Input (BARTEXT.LBL):
! 0 200 200 400 1
JOURNAL
CENTER
; Annotate bar codes using font 7 size 0
; and offset 5 dots from the bar code.
BARCODE-TEXT 7 0 5
BARCODE 128 1 1 50 0 20 123456789
VBARCODE 128 1 1 50 40 400 112233445
BARCODE-TEXT OFF
FORM
PRINT
a numeric text field or numeric data encoded in a bar code incremented or
decremented for each label. The Text or Bar Code command string must
contain this numeric data as the last characters of the string. The numeric
data portion can be up to 20 characters and can be preceded by the "-"
sign. Counts of 9 to 0 wrap to 9. Counts of 00 to 9 wrap to 00. Leading
zeros are retained. You can use up to three Count commands in a label file.
The numeric data incremented or decremented is contained in the Text or
Bar Code command that immediately preceded the Count command.
{command} {numeric value}
where:
{command}:
COUNT
{numeric value}: Any integer value up to 20 characters. The value can be
preceded by a "-" sign if decrementing of the Text or Bar
Code value is desired. Leading zeros are retained in the
output.
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