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Font attributes for specialists |
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Font attributes for specialists |
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Font attributes for specialists
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Font attributes for specialists |
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Font attributes for specialists |
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You can set up data tags so that font size, weight, style and typeface are matched; specialists will recognize these as PCL-style font attributes. See Setting search tag options.
By rights, PCL documents should select fonts by number; many documents, however, specify their fonts by name. RedTitan products (e.g. DDF, DSC) manage 'named' fonts using the alphanumeric ID command Escape &n#WFontstring, where string is the name and # is the byte count of Fontstring. For example
Esc &n9WFontArial
This is particularly useful when a document uses library fonts only, see PCL export options. Using this mechanism, EscapeE can uniquely identify matching fonts in its library, independent of the printer (printers ignore the command).
Match points: for proportional fonts; enter the size in 'points' (1/72 inch) Match cpi: for fixed-pitch fonts; enter the size in 'characters per inch' |
0 = normal |
0 = normal |
0 is Lineprinter |
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