Printing Bar Codes
Relative Vertical Tab
The sequence used to skip vertical space is
^Jttd |
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^J | Two Character Sequence Identifier for |
| Relative Vertical Tab. |
ttd | Vertical Distance, in Tenth Inches plus Dots. |
| Range of tt is 00 to 99 (0.0 to 9.9 inches). |
| Range of d is 0 to F (0 to 15 dots). |
The distance specified is relative to the current vertical position.
Example:
To print multiple bar codes down the page. Each bar code is 0.2 inches high, and is separated from other bar codes by 0.1 inch of white space.
Absolute Horizontal Tab
The sequence used for horizontal positioning is
^Ttttd |
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^T | Two Character Sequence Identifier for |
| Absolute Horizontal Tab. |
tttd | Horizontal Distance, in Tenth Inches plus Dots. |
| Range of ttt is 000 to 136 (00.0 to 13.6 inches). |
| Range of d is 0 to F (0 to 15 dots). |
The horizontal position specified is an absolute distance, with respect to the left edge of the paper. Remember that a tenth of an inch is actually 14/144ths of an inch, so the actual distance tabbed may be slightly shorter than expected.
Example:
To print multiple bar codes across the page. Bar codes are printed approximately 0, 2, and 4 inches from the left edge of the paper.
^H02^BNd01^G^T0200^BNd02^G^T0400^BNd03^G^-
