I need to print a barcode 39 font from AFP. A. what is the appropriate
font name and B. how do I know if I have it? TIA
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Look for coded fonts beginning with "X039" by default there is no 3OF9 barcode
font supplied with AFP. If you need fonts, you would have to purchase them. But
you could generate reports using AFP BOCOA Objects and generate 3of9 barcode.
You could use any of the barcode type supported as listed o
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I need to print a barcode 39 font from AFP. A. what is the appropriate
font name and B. how do I know if I have it? TIA
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Since 1992 or so all AFP (IPDS) printers have supported at least the basic set
of built-in
barcodes, of which 3 of 9 is one. The printers are able to optimize the barcode
quality, as
well as scale and rotate as necessary. As illustrated below, you simply define
the field you
want to barcode a
Hi.
I have what is probably a basic question regarding AFP fonts. I have
dug through the manuals I can find and can't seem to get a good answer
to this. In looking at my PSF JCL member for starting a couple virtual
printers, I see in the PRINTDEV statement, CHARS=(GT18,GT12). I have
figured out
B is for bold, I for Italic, T for standard. the number is the
points, and the first character indicates the font type. this is
in the Font reference guide, I believe. There are also different pel
sizes, for print quality.
Doug
At 06:05 PM 3/9/2007, you wrote:
Hi.
I have what is probably
In a message dated 3/9/2007 6:24:32 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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the number is the
points, and the first character indicates the font type. this is
>>
On the old fonts the number is the pitch(or characters per inch).
Think part of the PSF post-install is to r
guide - or am I in the right spot and just missed it?
Rex
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B is for bold, I fo
Try this page:
http://www.printers.ibm.com/internet/wwsites.nsf/vwwebpublished/afpfonts_ww
I got there by going to http://www.ibm/com/printers and choosing Support
and Maintenance and then finding Infoprint Fonts under Software.
Regards,
Roger Bolan
IBM Printing Systems Division
fonts for best appearance and flexibility. The compatibility fonts have
never been converted to outlines. They are still shipped with PSF.
You can find some information in Font Summary for AFP Font Collection,
S544-5633-02. The best reference is ABOUT TYPE: 240-Pel Technical Reference
for 240-pel
For specific information on fonts on your system you can
1. Browse the fonts directly. There is some readable descriptive
information
2. If you have Document Composition Facility and run the DSMFLIP program,
then you get a listing of the fonts with lots of information.
For example, the names y
Thanks, all, for the good information. Now I get to go back to the
applications staff to find out which, if any, of these fonts they actually
use...
Rex
>From Roger Bolan:
For specific information on fonts on your system you can 1. Browse the fonts
directly. There is some readable des
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