Xerox Printer User Manual
USING HFDL COMMANDS
TEXT AT command
Use the TEXT AT command to incorporate text into your form.
To include text in a form, you must specify at least one font.
You use the FONT setup command to specify the font, and you
can only specify one FONT command. The fonts you specify
with the FONT command are referenced as an index number.
They are not referenced as their font name. Font index numbers
begin with 1 for the first font you specify, 2 for the second, and
so on.
To include text in a form, you must specify at least one font.
You use the FONT setup command to specify the font, and you
can only specify one FONT command. The fonts you specify
with the FONT command are referenced as an index number.
They are not referenced as their font name. Font index numbers
begin with 1 for the first font you specify, 2 for the second, and
so on.
The number of fonts you can specify for a form depends on the
point size, how many fonts you use, and the size of the font
memory of the printer. Once you specify a font index number in
a TEXT command, it remains in effect until you specify a new font
index.
point size, how many fonts you use, and the size of the font
memory of the printer. Once you specify a font index number in
a TEXT command, it remains in effect until you specify a new font
index.
When you use multiple text segments within a TEXT AT
command and they reference different font indexes, the last font
you use remains in effect until you specify a new font index.
command and they reference different font indexes, the last font
you use remains in effect until you specify a new font index.
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