Xerox Printer 用户手册

HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE

n specifies the ink number from the ink list that overrides

the corresponding ink specified in the ink list of the logo file.  If
the logo has a NOSUBSTITUTION flag, then ink overrides are
not allowed (highlight color only).

When you incorporate a logo into your form, make sure you do
not exceed the font memory capacity.

None.

Long form:

LOGO NEW1 AT 1,1 USING INK 3;

There is no short form.

A form may consist only of graphic images.  You can have up to
16 images per page.  Xerox highlight color LPS printers allow you
to print colored graphics on your form.  For highlight color
forms, you can also override any ink specified in the ink list of a
color graphic file.

You must specify each graphic associated with a form in the
forms source language (FSL) file with the GRAPHIC command.
Figure 3–18 shows the command syntax flow.

Figure 3–18.

INK

 

USING

IS

n

SCALE

AT

units

units

GRAPHIC

name

C

y

C

x

n

name identifies the IMG or XES graphic file name you specify.
This is the name of the graphic stored on the printer.

y 

defines the coordinate on the y–axis to locate the logo origin.

x 

defines the coordinate on the x–axis where you want the logo

origin located.

units indicates the unit of measure for placement of the graphic.
The 

units are INCHES, CENTIMETERS, DOTS, and XDOTS.  You

can use two decimal places when you specify inches and
centimeters.  You must express DOTS and XDOTS in integers.

n specifies the scaling of the printed graphic that you

have selected.  The scaling factor value 

n must be an integer.

You can only scale on a factor from 1 to 8.  

n specifies the ink number from the ink list which overrides

the corresponding ink list of the graphic (highlight color only).

None. 

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HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS