Xerox 6180N Using LCDS Print Description Language - Page 255

Specifying print format parameters Default No default CME FONT parameter: points to note • A font specification applies to input variable data as well as to static CME data. If a line number (LINE) and character position (POSITION) but no insertion text (CONSTANT) are specified, the font change that is called out applies to input variable data at the specified position. • Fonts may be specified at any point. The last font that is specified remains in effect until another font is specified. An example of a CME with these characteristics is shown below. XYZ: CME LINE = (1,10), POS=40, FONT=2, POS=80, FONT=3, LINE = (11,20), POS=1, FONT=3, POS=40, FONT=1, POS=80, FONT=2, LINE = (31,50), POS=1, FONT=2, POS=40, FONT=3, POS=80, FONT=1; • Whether a font switch is applied to a CME string constant depends upon the order in which FONT and CONSTANT are specified in the CME. If FONT is specified before CONSTANT, the font switch applies to the string constant. If FONT is specified after CONSTANT, the font switch occurs at the line position immediately after the string constant. CME INK Specifies the highlight color ink that will be used to print variable data that is affected by the CME or CME constant data. Syntax [ac:] CME INK = inkindex Option Table 4-17. CME INK parameter option and definition Option Definition inkindex An integer value that represents the ink name that will be used to print variable data that is affected by the CME. The value must be from 1 to n, where n is the number of inks in the current ink list (defined by the ILIST parameter of the IDR command or by the ILIST DJDE). Default 0 Using LCDS Print Description Language 4-15