O'Neil microFlash Series user manual Global Options, @row,column, Name, Field Options, Data

{Print,Global options:@row,column:Name,Field Optionsdata}

Print Command Format

The general format for the Print Command (shown below) includes all possible printer actions to stop the paper or rotate the image, all possible print images, and all possible options used to alter those images.

{ Print, Global Options:@row,column:Name,Field Optionsdata}

{	A left bracket begins each command set.
PRINT,	A comma follows the PRINT command only if there are one or
	more “global options.”
Global Options:	“Global options ” include DEMAND, QUANTITY, QSTOP, STOP,
	and ROT270. If more than one global option is used, each is
	separated from the next by a comma. Following the last global option
	or following “Print” if there are none is the “ :”
@row,column:	“@row,column:” specify the row and column where each line of
	text or graphics will be placed. The row and column numbers are
	separated by a comma with no spaces anywhere. The range for each
	row is 1 - 65,000. The column range for the microFlash2 is 1 - 384.
	The column range for the microFlash3 is 1 - 576. In a typical print
	request , there may be five or more “@row,col” for the single word
	“Print.”
Name	“Name” is the name of the text, bar code, line or graphic to be
	printed. The name is always five characters, even for the graphics
	which you name yourself.
Field Options	“ Field options” are used to increase the size of fonts, bar codes,
	graphics or lines. Each one is separated from the next by a comma.
Data	“Data” refers to the text to be printed or embodied in a bar code.
	Data is surrounded by vertical bars.
}	Right bracket ends the PRINT command set.

￿Tip: A single print command can be used for multiple print lines called a print request. Thus, you don’t have to repeat the word “PRINT” every time you want to print another line of text.

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