When you map a field, the mapping is displayed as follows:

Table 1. Field Mapping Values

1s

Bar code

 

 

2s

Text

 

 

4s

Suppression

 

 

1/2s

Bar code and text overlapped

 

 

1/4s

Bar code and suppression overlapped

 

 

Note: If you want to edit a field you have previously mapped more than once (for example, mapping both bar code and text, or both bar code and suppression for a field), position the cursor on the mapped field and press Enter. The Edit Text Mapping panel appears allowing you to choose which mapping you want to edit, as shown in Figure 50.

Define Field Mapping

 

Spooled file . . . . : INVSCS

Page/Line

: 1/1

..............................................................................

:

 

 

 

 

Edit Text Mapping

 

:

:

Type choices, press Enter.

 

 

 

 

:

:

From Row / Column :

12

/

12

 

 

:

:

Mapping

:

1

/

1

 

 

:

:

Length

.

22

 

 

 

 

:

:

Position across .

.

1.1

 

*INCH

Value

 

:

:

Position down . .

.

2

 

*INCH

Value

 

:

:

Font family . . .

.

HELVETICA

*PRTDEF, Value

F4 for list

:

:

Point size . . .

12

 

 

*CALC, Value

 

:

:

Bold

.

1

 

 

1=Yes

 

:

:

Italic

 

 

 

1=Yes

 

:

:

Rotation

*DEFAULT

*DEFAULT, 0, 90, 180, 270

:

:

Color

.

*PRTDEF

*PRTDEF, Value

F4 for list

:

:

 

 

 

 

 

 

More...

:

:

F4=Prompt

 

F12=Cancel

F15=Repeat

 

:

:

F16=Delete

 

F22=Set Units

 

 

:

:

 

 

 

 

 

 

:

Figure 50. Edit Text Mapping panel

Using the Repeat Function

In addition to changing the formatting attributes and position of the mapped data, you can also use the Repeat function on this display to copy the formatting attributes from the selected field to other fields. In this example, you want to use the same formatting attributes for the three address lines as you did for the customer name, so you can press F15 to open the Repeat Text Mapping panel.

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IBM S544-5351-03 manual Using the Repeat Function, When you map a field, the mapping is displayed as follows