O p t i o n 1 ( F i x e d D a t a )
Fixed data is information (a company name or store number) you
want to print on all labels. You can define fixed characters for an
entire field or for part of a field.
Syntax
R,1,"fixed char"
p
R1
.
R
Option Header.
R2. 1
Option
1
.
R3. fixed char
Characters to insert. Enclose in quotation marks. If you are
defining fixed characters for part of a field, place underscores
(_) in non-fixed positions. Any spaces in the phrase are fixed
characters. Range:
0
-
2710
.
NOTE:
Underscore characters are stripped out and the data
is compressed if no data is supplied by the batch and
the field length is variable.
Example
R,1,"_ _ _%$_ _ _ _ _"
p
Uses fixed characters (%$) in positions four and five. The other
positions are variable.
Example
R,1,"MONARCH"
p
"MONARCH" appears as a fixed field in this example.
To fill in the non-fixed portion of the field, see "Defining Batch
Data Fields" in Chapter 6. As an alternative, you can apply
Option 4 to copy data into the non-fixed character positions.
Defining Field Options
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Summary of Contents for Monarch 9412
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Page 14: ...1 6 Getting Started ...
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