A | Set Format Attribute |
This command specifies the type of formatting attribute to use when text strings, images, or bar codes intersect on the label. This command remains in effect until another format command is specified or until another label format (<STX>L) has begun.
Syntax:
Where:
Sample:
An
n- Is attribute mode 1, 2, 3, or 5; see table below. The default is 1, XOR Mode.
<STX>L
A3
141100001000100DATAMAX<CR>
141100001100110DATAMAX<CR>
E
The sample sets the printer to Opaque Mode and produces one label.
n | Attribute | Description | Example |
1 | XOR | This is the default mode. The region where text strings, |
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| Mode | images, or bar codes intersect will not be printed. (An |
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| odd number of overlapping objects will print.) |
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2 | Transparent | This optional mode allows the intersection of text |
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| Mode | strings, images, and bar codes to print. This allows the |
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| user to print fields on top of one another. |
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3 | Opaque | Interacting text is obliterated by the text formatted last. |
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| Mode | Each character cell is treated as opaque. This mode is |
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| effective only in rotation 1. See Record Structure Types. |
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5 | Inverse | This mode allows inverse (white on black) printing. |
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| Mode | E.g., a proportionally sized border and background are |
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| printed similar to photographic negative. When text or |
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| images overlap in this mode, the effect is similar to the |
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| XOR attribute. |
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| Table |
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