Programming instructions

Intermec Fingerprint v7.61 – Programmer’s Reference Manual Ed. 7132
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
INVIMAGE (II)
Field of Application Statement for inversing the printing of text and images from
“black-on-white" to “white-on-black."
Syntax INVIMAGE | II
Default: NORIMAGE
Reset to default by: PRINTFEED execution
Remarks
This statement can only be used in connection with the printing of text and
images (PRTXT and PRIMAGE). In the matrix of the font or image, all
“white” dots will be black and all black dots will be “white.” (Obviously,
“white” means that the dots will not be subjected to heat and the media
therefore will retain its original color, whereas “black” means the color
of the printing.)
This implies that most fonts will be printed on a black background which
ascends and descends slightly more than most of the characters. Not all
fonts are suited for inverse printing. Thin lines, serifs, and ornaments may
be diffi cult to distinguish. There may also be an imbalance between the
ascending and descending black background.
The same principles apply to images. The normally invisible background
may be larger than expected or be less favourably balanced. Small “white”
details tend to be blurred out by the black background. Therefore, before
using an inverse image, make a printout sample.
INVIMAGE will be revoked by a NORIMAGE statement.
Example 10 PRPOS 30,300
20 DIR 1
30 ALIGN 4
40 INVIMAGE
50 FONT "Swiss 721 BT"
60 PRTXT "Inverse printing"
70 PRINTFEED
RUN