3-20 LNT Programmer’s Manual
Defining the Data Tag (Required)
The Data tag contains the filename of the graphic. The following graphic file types are
supported: BMP, GIF, JPG, and PNG. Save the graphic to the Temp\Install folder on the
Mobile Device (printer).
Note: Check the \Windows\Resources\Images folder on the Mobile Device (printer) to
make sure the file installed correctly. Do not save files directly to this folder.
Valid values include: Any Unicode string less than 2K characters.
Syntax <Data>value</Data>
Example <Data>OurLogo</Data>
Prints the graphic named OurLogo.bmp in the graphic field.
Defining the DrawMode Tag (Optional)
The DrawMode tag specifies the transparency of the bounding box.
Valid values include: Transparent, Opaque, and XOR. The default is Transparent.
Transparent The bounding box does not block out (or “erase”) existing fields except
where data appears in the bounding box.
Opaque The bounding box blocks out (“erases”) existing fields below it.
XOR The data in the bounding box appears inverted (white image on a black
background).
Syntax <DrawMode>value</DrawMode>
Example <DrawMode>Opaque</DrawMode>
Sets the graphic field’s DrawMode to opaque, which erases any other fields on the label with
the same coordinates.
Defining the VerticalJustification Tag (Optional)
The VertficalJustification tag describes how text fits vertically in the field.
Valid values include: Top, Bottom, and Center. The default is Top.
Syntax <VerticalJustification>value</VerticalJustification>
Syntax <VerticalJustification>Bottom</VerticalJustification>
Vertically justifies the text at the bottom of the field.
Defining the HorizontalJustification Tag (Optional)
The HorizontalJustification tag describes how text fits horizontally in the field.
Valid values include: Left, Right, and Center. The default is Left.
Syntax <HorizontalJustification>value</HorizontalJustification>
Example <HorizontalJustification>Right</HorizontalJustification>
Horizontally aligns the text on the right side of the field.
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