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Pass Format
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The Printer uses a Heap Buffer to process the pass for printing. If a Graphics
Pass is so complex that processing it overflows the available Heap Buffer
space, the Printer aborts processing and announces a Heap Overlfow fault.
Pass Format
A single Graphics Pass Command is formatted like this:
Command ^ {M, U, V or E}hhwwjjd<data>^-
Arguments ^ {M, U, V, or E} The braces, { }, indicate that either M, U, V, or E
must be used. This notation is used throughout the manual to
indicate that a choice must be made. The braces themselves are
not literally part of the command.
The M, U, V, and E determin the orientation of the data to be
printed. For example:
Horizontal Orientation (^M)
Prints data across the page right side up.
Upside Down Orientation (^U)
Prints data across the page upside down.
Vertical Right Orientation (^V)
Prints data down the page and roated 90 degrees clockwise so that the
baseline faces the left margin of the paper.