Format Header
First line of a format, immediately following the start of
packet (
{
). A format header must begin with
F
, followed
by various header elements.
{F,1,A,R,E,600,400,"Fmt-1"
p
Monospaced Fonts
All characters have the same width and are easy to
center justify. (Standard, bold, and reduced are
monospaced.)
Non-volatile RAM
(NVRAM)
Contains information that is SAVED on power-down.
Option
R,4,6,1,3,1
p
Any line within a format that applies special formatting
to a field. This line always begins with
R
and must
immediately follow the field it applies to.
Packet
{B,1,N,1
p
2,"Monarch"
p
}
Any string of characters within (
{ }
).
Pre-image
A way to optimize the printer, because it images the
fields while data is collected. After the last field is
imaged, the label prints almost immediately.
Proportionally
Spaced Fonts
All characters have different widths and are difficult to
center justify (CG Triumvirate fonts).
Volatile RAM
Contains information that is LOST on power-down.
Summary of Contents for Monarch 9412
Page 8: ...vi Table of Contents ...
Page 14: ...1 6 Getting Started ...
Page 22: ...2 8 Designing a Format ...
Page 70: ...4 22 Defining Fields ...
Page 88: ...5 18 Defining Field Options ...
Page 98: ...6 10 Printing ...
Page 143: ...Samples A 9 ...
Page 146: ...A 12 Samples ...
Page 166: ...C 12 Symbol Sets Code Pages ...
Page 169: ...B a t c h W o r k s h e e t Format Design Tools D 3 ...
Page 170: ...C h e c k D i g i t W o r k s h e e t D 4 Format Design Tools ...
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