Avery Dennison Pathfinder 6140 - Defining the Boxfield Tag (Required); Defining the Box Tag (Required)

Defining Field Setup XML Tags 3-15
Defining the BoxField Tag (Required)
The BoxField tag defines a box. Use boxes to form borders or highlight items of interest.
Note: The solid black print can not exceed 30 percent of any given square inch of the label.
It contains the following attribute: id.
Syntax <BoxField id=”value” >
box field information
</BoxField>
id The identifier (name) of the line field. Any
applications using LNT should reference this data.
Use any 32-character maximum (UNICODE) string.
Do not use the same name for two fields or an error
occurs!
Example <BoxField id=”Box1” >
box field information
</BoxField>
Specifies a box field called “Box1” in the LNT file.
Defining the Box Tag (Required)
The Box tag specifies the coordinates for the box field on the label.
It contains the following attributes: units, x, y, height, and width.
Syntax <Box units=”value” x=”value” y=”value” height=”value”
width=”value” />
units Unit of measure. Options:
Inches Inches
MM Millimeters
Pixels Pixels (default)
x X-Coordinate of the corner of the bounding box. Use an integer or float (in
selected units) that is less than the width.
y Y-Coordinate of the corner of the bounding box. Use an integer or float (in
selected units) that is less than the height.
height The height (in selected units) of the print area. Use an integer or float value
greater than zero and less than the image height.
width The width (in selected units) of the print area. Use an integer or float value
greater than zero and less than the image width.
Example <Box units=”Inches” x=”0.25” y=”0.15” height=”0.50”
width=”0.50” />
Defines a box that begins on the x axis at 0.25 and the y axis at 0.15; the box’s height and
width are 0.50 inches.