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style
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3)
Positioning each character in your font
Beforeyoudownloadeachcharacteryouhavetotelltheprinterwherein its
fonttableto put it. Youindicatewhereby sendingthiscommand:
<<ESC>
*C n E
Forn youputthedecimalnumber,betweenOand255,of thepositioninthe
fonttablewhereyou wantyourcharacterstored.
Yourprinter’sfonttableisjust liketheASCIItable.Beforeyousendeach
character,sayg, youhavetosaywhereyouwanttoputit.IntheASCIItable,
g is atdecimalposition103.So you sendthiscommand:
<ESC>
*C 103E
Andimmediatelyafterit yousendthebits thatmakeup the characterg.
4)
Describing each character in your font
Thenextstepis to describeeachof yourcharacters,“mapping”whereyou
wanteach dot to go. Sendthiscommandbeforeeachcharacter:
<ESC>
(S n W
For n youenterthenumberofbytesyou’llbe sendingafterthiscommand,
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