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Font, Vector Command Structure Specify Vector Font: $a,b,c,d Data Vector Font: $=(data) a = A Helvetica Bold (proportional spacing). B Helvetica Bold (fixed spacing). b = Font width (24~999 dots) c = Font height (24~999 dots) d = Font variation (0~9) as follows: 0 Standard 1 Standard open (outlined) 2 Gray (mesh) pattern 1 3 Gray (mesh) pattern 2 4 Gray (mesh) pattern 3 5 Standard open, shadow 1 6 Standard open, shadow 2 7 Standard mirror image 8 Italic 9 Italic open, shadow Example: $A,100,200,0$=123456 Placement: Immediately preceding data to be printed. Default: None Command Function To specify printing of the unique vector font. The vector font allows large characters to be printed with smooth, round edges. Each character is made of a number of vectors (or outlines), and will require slightly more printer processing time. Input to Printer A H100V100$A,100,100,0$=OKI H100V200$=VECTOR FONT $A,200,300,8H100V350$=OKI Q1Z 40

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Font, Vector
Command Structure
Specify Vector Font:
<ESC>$a,b,c,d
Data Vector Font:
<ESC>$=(data)
a
=
A
Helvetica Bold (proportional spacing).
B
Helvetica Bold (fixed spacing).
b
=
Font width (24~999 dots)
c
=
Font height (24~999 dots)
d
=
Font variation (0~9) as follows:
0
Standard
1
Standard open (outlined)
2
Gray (mesh) pattern 1
3
Gray (mesh) pattern 2
4
Gray (mesh) pattern 3
5
Standard open, shadow 1
6
Standard open, shadow 2
7
Standard mirror image
8
Italic
9
Italic open, shadow
Example:
<ESC>$A,100,200,0<ESC>$=123456
Placement: Immediately preceding data to be printed.
Default:
None
Command Function
To specify printing of the unique vector font. The vector font allows
large characters to be printed with smooth, round edges. Each character is made
of a number of vectors (or outlines), and will require slightly more printer
processing time.
Input to Printer
<ESC>A
<ESC>H100<ESC>V100<ESC>$A,100,100,0<ESC>$=OKI
<ESC>H100<ESC>V200<ESC>$=VECTOR FONT
<ESC>$A,200,300,8<ESC>H100<ESC>V350<ESC>$=OKI
<ESC>Q1<ESC>Z
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