Unicode and Fonts
Function | Select Font | All | |
ASCII | [ESC] + 3 <ID> |
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Hexadecimal | 1BH 2BH 31H |
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Decimal | <27> <43> <51> |
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Description The [ESC] + 3 command selects the font for printing. This command is used to select a previously loaded font based on its alias.
Note: Selecting font 0 will select the linked font. If the selected font does not exist, the previous font will remain in effect.
Function | Define a Stacked or Linked Font | All | |
ASCII | [ESC] + S <ID1> <ID2> <ID2> … <0> |
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Hexadecimal | 1BH 2BH 53H |
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Decimal | <27> <43> <83> |
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Description The [ESC] + S command defines but does not select a stacked or linked font set. This command will define a linked list of previously loaded and aliased fonts into a linked font stack. The font ID is the same ID as in the select font command. Up to 8 fonts may be linked. The last entry must be 0. If the font does not exist, it will not be made part of the link.
Note: You must select font 0 to activate the linked font.
Function | Select Font by name | All | |
ASCII | [ESC] + N <FileName> <0> |
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Hexadecimal | 1BH 2BH 31H |
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Decimal | <27> <43> <51> |
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Description The [ESC] + N command selects the font for printing by file name. This command is used to select a previously loaded font by its file name. If the selected font does not exist, the previous font will remain in effect.
Note: This command may be undesirable because it embeds in the application a file name that you may wish to change in the future. By using the Alias ID the font name may change, but the application will remain constant.
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