IBM S544-5285-01 manual After, Fontname1 ,fontname2 Fontname3 ,fontname4, TheCHARS

Z The file contains ANSI carriage-control characters that are encode

ASCII.

The carriage-control characters are the ASCII hexadecimal values directly relate to ANSI carriage-controls, which cause the action carriage-control character beforeto occurthe line is printed. For example,

if the carriage-control character'30 '), iswhichzerorepresents(X double spacing, double spacing willbeforeccurthe line is printed.

AThe file contains ANSI carriage-control characters that are encode

EBCDIC.

The use of ANSI carriage-control characters cause the action of carriage-control character beforeto occurthe line of data is printed. For example, if the carriage-control character'F0 '), iswhicha zero (X represents double spacing, the double spacingbeforewillthe occurline is printed.

MThe file contains machine code carriage-control characters that a encoded in hexadecimal format.

The

use

of machine

code

carriage-control characters

cause

the

the carriage-control characteraftertotheoccurline of data is printed. Fo

example, if the carriage-control

character'11', whichis representsaX

double

spacing,

the

line

will

be printed and the double

spacing

afterthe

line

is

printed.

In

addition,

machine

code

carriage-cont

set of carriage-control characters

that

perform

the

action,

but

the

associated

line. For

example,

if the carriage-control

charact

X'13', which also represents

double spacing, the print position

wi

moved down two lines but the line that'13contains' carriagthe-controlX

character

will

not be printed. The next line in the

data

will

b

current print position and the action for the associated carriag

character

will

be peraformedterthe

line is printed.

If

you

specifycc=yes

but

you do not cctypespecify,ACIF assumes that

the

file

contains

ANSI

carriage-control characters encoded in

EBCDIC.

If

you

are

not

sure

which

type

of

carriage-control characters

ar

file, consult

your

system

support

group.

CHARS=

fontname1[,fontname2

][,fontname3][,fontname4]

Specifies

the

file

name

(in

OS/390, MVS,

and

VSE,

the

member

name)

of

coded

font

you

want

ACIF

to

use

to

process

a

file.

fontname

Specifies

the

file

name

of

the

coded font.

The

name

does

not

2-character prefix of

the coded-font name (X0 through XG). The

for

CHARSa

parameter

is

limited

to

4

alphanumeric

or

national

char

UseCHARS

to

specify

coded fonts in a font

library

having

names

fewer characters (including the prefix). You

can

rename

any

fo

more

than

6

characters

or use a font utility

program

to

create

fonts for

use

with

the

CHARS

parameter.

In line-mode data, the

fonts

are

specified either in a page

theCHARS

parameter,

but

not in both. You cannot

mix

fonts

specif

page definition with fonts specified with

CHARS

for

a

single

fil

fonts either with table-reference characters (TRCs), with AFP str

fields,

or

in

a

page

definition.

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