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[Coding Example]
Font's alignment position: Top Right, barcode alignment position: Bottom left
<A>
<AL>3
<V>100<H>700<P>3<L>0403<X22>,ABCD
<AL>7
<V>400<H>200<BD>103160*123*
<Q>2
<Z>
<V>100<H>700
<V>400<H>200
[Supplementary Explanation]
• The alignment position will ignore anything that was set, and sets the default "Top left" if the
value for parameter a was 0 or a non-numeric value.
• If you select Middle or Bottom, the position may vary depending on the ascender line and
descender line of each field. Ascender/descender lines depend on each font, so not all fonts
may show like in the examples as below.
E.g.) Cases with and without 'ĺ' and 'g'
Bottom
Middle
HHH
Top
Bottom
Middle
HHg
Top
Bottom
Middle
HĺH
Top
Bottom
Middle
Hĺg
Top
• Make sure to specify <H> and <V> to the field when you select Center and Right.
If they are not specified when specifying for the 2nd field, the trailing edge of the 1st field
becomes the base reference point of the 2nd field, which means that the parts of the 1st and
2nd field will overlap.
E.g.) If <H> and <V> are not specified to the 2nd field when specifying Center;
Center
Left
ABC
DEF
Right
Left
Right
Center
E.g.) If <H> and <V> are not specified to the 2nd field when specifying Right;
Center
Left
ABC
DEF
Right
Left
Right
Center
• Printer does not print if the positions specified with <H> and <V> (equal to "Alignment position")
if they are out of printing area.
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