- AGILE USER'S MANUAL Printers N-Series
Table Of Contents
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Copyright Information
- Release Notes
- FCC/DOC Statement
- INTRODUCTION
- General Information
- Features and Options
- Specifications
- Printers Supported
- Port Specifications
- Throughput
- Resource Storage Space
- Firmware Upgrades
- Product Support
- INSTALLATION
- General Information
- Prior to Installation
- Selecting a Location
- Electrical Requirements
- Operating Environment
- Unpacking
- Package Contents
- N17 Installation
- Printer Preparation
- Opening the Printer
- Inserting the X/TRA XLi
- Returning the Printer to Operation
- N24/N32/N40 Installation
- Printer Preparation
- Opening the Printer
- Inserting the X/TRA XLi
- Returning the Printer to Operation
- Connections
- X/TRA XLi Connection to Parallel Input
- Connection Test
- Troubleshooting
- If Printer does not Start
- If the Printer does not Return a Status Sheet
- INTRODUCTION TO XES
- General Information
- X/TRA XLi XES Features and Specifications
- Key Benefits
- Printers Supported
- Printer Emulation
- Forms and Graphics Support
- Font Support
- Font Storage
- Page Conversion Methods
- Configuration
- Diagnostics
- XES COMMANDS
- General Information
- User-Defined Keys
- Selecting a UDK
- Emulation Change
- XES Command Format
- Two Types of Escape Sequences
- Job Control Commands
- Non-Job Control Commands
- Line Endings
- Configuration/Status Page
- Optional Comment
- Job Boundary Commands
- Print Job
- Print Job (Mixed Orientation)
- Reset
- Miscellaneous Commands
- Print Multiple Copies (Collated)
- Print Multiple Copies (Non-Collated)
- Paper Tray
- Output Tray
- Offset
- Duplex Start
- Duplex Invert Start
- Duplex Stop
- Duplex Side Select
- Comment
- Operator Text Message
- Font Commands
- Font Load
- Font Unload
- Font Add
- Font Delete
- Font ID Assignment
- Font Change
- Page Formatting Commands
- Units - 1/60"
- Units - 1/300"
- Margins
- Margin Top
- Margin Bottom
- Margin Left
- Margin Right
- Tabs Horizontal
- Tabs Clear Horizontal
- Tabs Vertical
- Tabs Clear Vertical
- Justification Start
- Justification Stop
- Justification Unlimited
- Center
- Line Spacing
- Line Spacing Absolute
- Character Spacing Absolute
- Forms Creation Commands
- Baseline Placement Absolute
- Text Placement Absolute
- Text Placement Relative
- Line Draw (X or Y)
- Document Enhancement Commands
- Bold Start
- Bold Stop
- Overstrike Start
- Overstrike Stop
- Subscript Start
- Superscript Start
- Sub/Superscript Stop
- Underline Start
- Underline Stop
- Merge Page Load
- Merge Page Unload
- Form ID Assignment
- Form Merge Start
- Cycleforms
- Form Merge Stop
- Page Merge Start
- Page Merge Stop
- Graphic Window
- Graphic Delete
- Graphic Window Repeat
- Graphic Line
- Graphic Arc
- Graphic Box
- Graphic Pie Chart
- Character Reassignment
- Load Translation Table
- Language
- Data Monitor
- Contol Codes
- XTRAEDIT CONFIGURATION
- General Information
- Getting Started
- Loading XTRAEDIT
- About XTRAEDIT
- Select Port
- XTRAEDIT Main Screen
- Keyboard Commands
- F10=Menu
- Esc=Cancel/Previous Menu
- Enter=OK/Select Item
- Alt-X=Exit
- F1=Help
- Arrow and Tab Keys
- Other Keyboard Commands
- File Menu
- Select Port
- XLI Resources Directory
- Exit - Alt-X
- Configure Menu
- Select Configuration to Edit
- Change Default Configuration
- Text Generation
- Font Selection
- Font Rotation
- Language
- Character Set
- Line Spacing
- Absolute Line Spacing
- Justification
- Printer Setup
- Input Tray Selection
- Input Paper Size
- Input Tray Map
- Output Tray Selection
- Output Tray Map
- Two-up Printing
- Source Code
- Duplex
- Page Length (Portrait, Landscape)
- Size Correction
- Top Offset
- Left Offset
- Minimum Top Coordinate
- Minimum Left Coordinate
- Margins (Portrait, Landscape)
- Top Margin
- Bottom Margin
- Left Margin
- Right Margin
- Tabs (Portrait, Landscape)
- Other Options
- Emulation Mode
- Line End
- Units of Measure
- Uppercase Commands
- UDK Character
- Job Timeout
- Job Sheet
- Error Level
- Undo Settings - Alt-U
- Install Settings Now - Alt-I
- Install As New Configuration
- Delete Configuration
- Resources Menu
- View Installed Fonts
- Load Font
- Delete Font
- Non-Shrinkable Fonts
- Load Resources File
- Command Line Interface
- Save Resources to File
- Pack XLI Memory
- Preferences Menu
- Measurement Units for Entries
- Confirm Before Updating XLI
- Help Menu
- Contents
- About

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Justification Start
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
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RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Start Justification command will cause the space between words to
be expanded or compressed so that each line of text will fit exactly between
the left and right margins. Spaces can be expanded to 300 percent or
compressed to 60 percent of their normal width. If the command is in the
middle of a line, that is where justification will start, i.e., spaces before the
command are not adjusted.
The user must provide line ending and hyphenation decisions when
justifying text. In other words, the appearance of a line of text, when
justified, may be unsatisfactory if too many or too few words occur on a
line. It is the users responsibility to insert line endings where appropriate
to ensure that the appearance of the line of text is satisfactory.
Justification Stop
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
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RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
This command will end text justification. The line of text in which this
command is found will be the last line justified.
Justification Unlimited
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
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RANGE:RANGE:
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N/A
The Justification Unlimited command (forced justification) will cause
the space between words to be expanded or compressed so that each line of
text will fit exactly between the left and right margins, regardless of how
few characters are on the line. Spaces can be compressed to 60 percent of
their normal width. Unlike the Start Justification command, there is no
maximum distance between words. If the command is in the middle of a
line, that is where justification will start, i.e., spaces before the command
are not adjusted.