User`s guide

STANDARD PRINTER COMMANDS
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Font Type
3X5
5X7
8X8
9X12
12X16
18X23
24X31
Cell Size
4X5
6X7
8X8
9X12
13X16
19X23
25X31
When programming label formats, you can
calculate the exact amount of space required by text
blocks using the cell sizes shown.
NOTE: Use of the eximage, exspace,
xmultiplier, or ymultiplier string modifiers
will change the font cell size.
STRING fonts are stored in user-accessible memory in
many printers, and are handled as stored objects. This
means they may be deleted or replaced in the field, so
the actual resident fonts may differ from those delivered
in the printer. Take this into account when using the
STRING command.
See also ROTATE, TEXT, ULTRA_FONT
Example 1
! 0 100 100 1
PITCH 100
STRING 8X8 10 0 LETTERS
STRING 8X8(2,1,1,1) 10 10 LETTERS
STRING 8X8(1,2,1,1) 10 20 LETTERS
STRING 8X8(1,1,2,1) 10 30 LETTERS
STRING 8X8(1,1,1,2) 10 40 LETTERS
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