7=INK (fill pattern for succeeding sequence lines)

Seqnbr. Type

 

 

 

1,0 7

Ink

 

 

 

Select ink for the succeeding lines

 

 

Pattern

8

blank = unchanged,

 

 

 

0 = 100% white shading,

 

 

 

 

 

 

1-8 = 1-100% shading, ...

F3=Exit

 

 

F12=Cancel

F13=Set view/print parameters F14=PCL-view

 

 

 

 

Normally the system overwrites whatever might be the original contents, while leaving the background unaltered.

With this overlay element the Ink can be changed enabling printing white on black background, a pattern transparently on another pattern etc. The possibilities are numerous.

Pattern : For the pattern the following are valid:

0100% white shading (erases background)

12% shading

210% shading

320% shading

435% shading

555% shading

680% shading

799% shading

8100% shading

A1% shading (600 DPI)

B3% shading (600 DPI)

C6% shading (600 DPI)

D8% shading (600 DPI)

E24% sharding (600 DPI)

- Horizontal lines

! Vertical lines

/ Diagonal lines (to the right)

\ Diagonal lines (to the left)

+ Horizontal and vertical lines

XCrossing diagonal lines

Examples on use of Ink:

We have first made four large frames with fill pattern"\" (diagonal stripes \\\) (refer to page

?on how to print the pattern sheet).

In the sequence lines after, we have defined 4 small frames with fill pattern "!" (vertical stripes ) and 4 text constants printed with font 2103, which fits in the large frames.

In frame 1 and 2 we state an Ink just before the text line. You will notice, that the pattern of the elements are placed on top of the previous placed elements.

If you want the small frame and text to be shown without the lines of the larger frame you could choose to first place the same frame and text with fill pattern 0 (erase background) before reprinting it with the wanted Ink as seen in frame 3. Here ‘!’ is used for the small frame and ‘/’ is used for the text.

Frame 4 shows the result when choosing pattern = 0 (erase background) for the Ink and printing TEXT. See the results below:

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Intermate iSeries, i5, AS/400 manual =INK fill pattern for succeeding sequence lines, Examples on use of Ink