The Text command set contains the Presentation Text Object Content Architecture (PTOCA) control sequences used to present text information. The text information can be used in a page, a page segment or an overlay.
The Océ VarioPrint 6000 Series support the subset PT4. The subset PT4 includes the subsets PT1, PT2 and PT3.
If a text related exception or a text control sequence code exception occurs, the behaviour of the printer is controlled by the Text Fidelity. See "Presentation Fidelity Control" of the Device Control command.
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Command |
Description |
Remarks |
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AMB AMI |
Absolute Move Baseline Absolute Move Inline |
The PRISMAsync Print Server allows positive and negative displacement values, the new range is X’0000’ to X’7FFF’, where X’8000’ to X’FFFF’ represent the negative values. |
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BLN BSU DBR DIR ESU |
Begin Line Begin Suppression Draw B-Axis Rule Draw I-Axis Rule End Suppression |
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GAR GIR GLC GOR UCT |
Glyph Advance Run Glyph ID Run Glyph Layout Control Glyph Offset Run Unicode Complex Text |
These commands are used to form and print composite glyphs. A composite glyph is made up of several components. The user can select and position these components in order to form the complex character. A simple example would be to combine the letter A and the character to form an Å, the symbol for 10−10 metres. The real importance of Glyph Runs, however, is for some central Asian languages, such as Arabic and Indian languages. |
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NOP OVS RMB RMI RPS SBI SCFL SIM SIA STC STO SVI TBM TRN USC |
No Operation Overstrike Relative Move Baseline Relative Move Inline Repeat String Set Baseline Increment Set Coded Font Local Set Inline Margin Set Inter character Adj. Set Text Colour Set Text Orientation Set Variable Space Character Increment Temporary Baseline Move Transparent Data Underscore |
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SEC |
Set Extended Text Colour |
The selected colour will be used for all characters and rules. All five AFP colour spaces: CMYK, RGB, LAB, HLC and OCA, are supported. |