Xerox FS 5250 User Manual
Selected FSL Functions
Xerox FS 5250, User’s Guide
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Possible attribute values are:
Style
Strokeweight
0
Medium upright
1
Bold upright
2
Medium italic
3
Bold italic
%Y96,4815%
This is 48 point, Helvetica Compressed, bold upright
%Y96,1301%
This is 13 point, Times Roman, bold upright
Font examples
Other relationships between IBM GFID and printer typefaces/fonts can be
programmed using Function 91 or 97 (See Programmer's Guide for more
details on Function 97). GFIDs may be selected with the normal procedure
or using Function 96.
programmed using Function 91 or 97 (See Programmer's Guide for more
details on Function 97). GFIDs may be selected with the normal procedure
or using Function 96.
11.5.4 Defining Fonts - PCL
NOTE:
The procedures in this chapter can only be used, if you have se
The procedures in this chapter can only be used, if you have se
lected
the PCL option on the interface (see the chapter on Installation).
The font definition command has 6 parameters. You can find a description of
the contents of the 6 parameters below. The last parameter (translate table)
is optional, and you do not need to enter it.
the contents of the 6 parameters below. The last parameter (translate table)
is optional, and you do not need to enter it.
All printers have a number of internal fonts . The more sophisticated the
printer is, the more fonts it has. But in addition to these, you can acquire
more fonts either as soft fonts that you download to the printer, or as font
cassettes or font cards that you push into a slot on the pr inter. Not all
existing fonts are in the GFID list in the previous chapter. But you can define
a GFID number for them on your own. In this chapter you will find an
explanation of how to do this.
printer is, the more fonts it has. But in addition to these, you can acquire
more fonts either as soft fonts that you download to the printer, or as font
cassettes or font cards that you push into a slot on the pr inter. Not all
existing fonts are in the GFID list in the previous chapter. But you can define
a GFID number for them on your own. In this chapter you will find an
explanation of how to do this.