HP deskjet 600 User Manual
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HP DeskJet 600, 700, 800, 900 & HP 2000 Series PCL Developer’s Guide
11.2.14
Height (UINT)
Bitmap Font - Specifies the font’s height in quarter-dot units. The value, converted to points
(1/72 inch), is used as the height characteristic of the font. Height combines with Height
Extended to specify the design height of the font in 1/1024 dots.
(1/72 inch), is used as the height characteristic of the font. Height combines with Height
Extended to specify the design height of the font in 1/1024 dots.
For example, a 10 point font at 300 dpi has a height field of 166 quarter dots (1200 quarter
dots/inch, 1/72 inch/ point).
dots/inch, 1/72 inch/ point).
(10 point) x (1 inch /72 point) x (300 dots/inch) x (4 quarter-dots/dot) = 166.667
11.2.15
xHeight (UINT)
Bitmap Font - Specifies the height of the lower case “x” in quarter dots.
All HP DeskJet 600 and 85X Series printers ignore this field.
11.2.16
Width Type (SBYTE)
HP DeskJet printers ignore this field.
11.2.17
Style LSB (UBYTE)
The least significant byte of the style word. Refer to the Style MSB field.
11.2.18
Stroke Weight (SBYTE)
Specifies the thickness of the font characters. The standard stroke weight is 0 for a medium
font, 3 for a bold font, and -3 for a light font.
font, 3 for a bold font, and -3 for a light font.
Value
Stroke Weight
-7
Ultra thin
-6
Extra thin
-5
Thin
-4
Extra light
-3
Light
-2
Demi-light
-1
Semi-light
0
Medium, Book, or Text
1
Semi-bold
2
Demi-bold
3
Bold
4
Extra bold
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