In the following example, data is entered into four non-printable fields and merged to form field 5, and is then printed as a bar code. See "Merging Fields" in Chapter 4 for more information.

Field

Data

Field Type

1

20374

Non-printable

2

339

Non-printable

3

8

Non-printable

4

15

Non-printable

5

20374339815

Bar Code

Each non-printable text field requires a separate definition.

Syntax

D,field#,# of char p

D1.

D

Non-Printable Text Field.

D2.

field#

Unique number from 0-999(0-99for 9403/9805) assigned to

 

 

this field.

D3.

# of char

Maximum number of characters in this field: 0-2710or (0-100

 

 

for 9403/9805).

Example

D,4,20 p

Defines a non-printable text field (field #4) with a maximum of 20 characters.

D e f i n i n g C o n s t a n t Te x t F i e l d s

A constant text field is a set of fixed characters that prints on all labels. Define each constant text field separately. This field is not assigned a field number, but is counted as a field (keep this in mind, as the printer allows a maximum of 1000 fields or 100 for 9403/9805 printers per format). The characters in this field cannot be changed by batch data. Field options do not apply to constant text fields. Mark the pivot point of your field. This will vary, depending on how your field is justified.

Syntax C,row,column,gap,font,hgt mag, wid mag,color,alignment,char rot, field rot,"fixed char",sym set p

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