HP 1200 HP PCL/PJL reference - PCL 5 Comparison Guide - Page 130

Example: Using the Alphanumeric ID Command to Download a Font Fonts can be downloaded to the printer disk using PJL, or using PCL you can download a font with a String ID to RAM. The following example demonstrates downloading a font to a string name using PCL. Set the alphanumeric font ID to "TTFont1" ?&n8W0TTFont1 Download the font. It is assigned the String ID "TTFont1" ?sW[data] Example: Using a Font with a String ID When the user wants to use a font with a String ID, the user must first associate that font with a new Font ID number. This association is required so that whether the font is on disk or RAM, the procedure is the same. Set the current Font ID to "AssociatedFontID" ?&n17W0AssociatedFontID Find the font with ID "UnivRomanID" on disk or in RAM and give it the associated ID of "AssociatedFontID" ?&n12W1UnivRomanID Set the current Font ID to 10 ?*c10D Find the font with String ID "TimesRmID" on disk or in RAM and give it the associated Font ID of 10 ?&n10W1TimesRmID Set the current secondary font to the font with a Font ID of 10 (which in this case, is an associated font) ?)10X 2-82 Printer-Specific Differences ENWW