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Chapter 3-Label Design Insertion Point The insertion point of any printable object is specified within the coordinate system using PRPOS (PP). The coordinates must be selected so the field fits completely inside the printable area. PRPOS | PP , Default value: Reset to default by: is the distance in dots along the x-axis from origin to insertion point is the distance in dots along the y-axis from origin to insertion point PRPOS 0,0 PRINTFEED (PF) Example: PP 100, 200 ↵ Alignment Once the insertion point is specified, you must also decide which part of the object should match the insertion point. For example, a text field forms a rectangle. There are 8 anchor points along the borders and one in the center, numbered 1-9 and specified using the instruction ALIGN: ALIGN | AN Default value: Reset to default by: is a number 1-9 1 PRINTFEED (PF) Example: AN 1 ↵ This instruction will place the lower left corner of the text field at the insertion point specified by PRPOS. Refer to the illustration below, and to the Intermec Fingerprint v.8.60, Programmer's Reference Manual; ALIGN statement, for detailed information on the anchor points for various types of printable objects. 20 Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60-Programmer's Reference Manual

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Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60—Programmer’s Reference Manual
Chapter 3—Label Design
Insertion Point
°e insertion point of any printable object is specified within the
coordinate system using
PRPOS
(PP)
. °e coordinates must be selected
so the field fits completely inside the printable area.
PRPOS | PP <x-coordinate>,<y-coordinate>
<x-coordinate>
is the distance in dots along the x-axis from origin to insertion point
<y-coordinate>
is the distance in dots along the y-axis from origin to insertion point
Default value:
PRPOS 0,0
Reset to default by:
PRINTFEED (PF)
Example:
PP 100, 200
↵
Alignment
Once the insertion point is specified, you must also decide which part
of the object should match the insertion point. For example, a text field
forms a rectangle. °ere are 8 anchor points along the borders and one in
the center, numbered 1-9 and specified using the instruction
ALIGN
:
ALIGN | AN <anchor point>
<anchor point>
is a number 1-9
Default value:
1
Reset to default by:
PRINTFEED (PF)
Example:
AN 1
↵
°is instruction will place the lower left corner of the text field at the
insertion point specified by
PRPOS
. Refer to the illustration below, and to
the
Intermec Fingerprint v.8.60, Programmer’s Reference Manual
;
ALIGN
statement, for detailed information on the anchor points for various
types of printable objects.