Avery Dennison Monarch 2, Programmer'S Manual

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F O N T S
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Our printers support two types of fonts: Bitmapped (traditional printer fonts
such as Standard and Reduced) and Scalable/TrueType® (Font 50). This
appendix gives a brief overview of each type of font and how your printer
interprets fonts. It also shows examples of the fonts loaded in your printer.
Number Font Size and Appearance Type of Spacing # of Dots Between
Characters
1 Standard monospaced 3 (203 dpi)
2 Reduced monospaced 1 (203 dpi)
3 Bold monospaced 3 (203 dpi)
4 OCRA-like monospaced 3 (203 dpi)
5HR1 monospaced 2 (203 dpi)
6 HR2 monospaced 1 (203 dpi)
10
CG Triumvirate
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Typeface
Bold (9 pt.)
proportional varies w/ each letter
11
CG Triumvirate
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Typeface
(6 pt.)
proportional varies w/ each letter
50 EFF Swiss Bold scalable varies w/ each letter
* Fonts 5 and 6 are for numeric data only. The CG Triumvirate

typefaces support only the ANSI and
DOS Code Page 437 and 850 Symbol Sets. Font 50 is a TrueType font, EFF Swiss Bold. These
samples were printed using the Internal Symbol set.
B i t m a p F o n t I n f o r m a t i o n
The Monarch bitmap fonts are either monospaced (each character occupies
the same amount of space) or proportional (each character is a different
height and width). Use monospaced fonts for price fields and data you want
to list in a column. With proportionally spaced fonts, you may be able to
place more characters on a line. However, you may need to experiment
with these fonts and adjust field measurements in your format. The
bitmapped fonts (either monospaced or proportional) appear jagged when
magnified.
Fonts
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