User`s guide

STORING DATA IN THE PRINTER MEMORY

NOTE: Determine nnn using the

number of dot rows actually occupied

by the stored object, rather than from

the number of dot rows available on

the physical label. Memory space

reserved by nnn is unavailable for

other uses. Specifying too large a

value wastes image buffer space.

Storing multiple enhanced formats

can quickly use up the image buffer.

Enhanced formats will not be stored

if the total space occupied by all

enhanced stored objects exceeds the

total image buffer space.

identifier

Alphanumeric identifier for the

stored data. Must be eight or fewer

printable characters with no spaces.

Comments This command replaces the normal label format

header line. Normal header line parameters, like

dot time, dot rows, and number of labels, are

provided with the Format Recall command. The

Format Recall command cannot have any other

commands with it, so almost everything necessary

to define the label must accompany the Format

Store command.

The RECALL GRAPHIC command is allowed within

stored formats. You can put stored graphics within

stored ASCII formats (normal or enhanced) by

using GRAPHIC STORE to store the graphic in the

usual manner, then using RECALL GRAPHIC within

the stored format.

Use comments sparingly or not at all within stored

formats, since comments use one byte of memory

space per character and do not affect label printing.