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Programmer's Reference Manual Intermec Fingerprint® v8.70.0 ...

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Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

INVIMAGE (II)<br />

Purpose Statement for inversing the printing of text and images from “black-onwhite"<br />

to “white-on-black."<br />

Syntax INVIMAGE | II<br />

Default: NORIMAGE<br />

Reset to default by: PRINTFEED execution<br />

Remarks This statement can only be used in connection with the printing of text<br />

and images (PRTXT and PRIMAGE). In the matrix of the font or image,<br />

all “white” dots will be black and all black dots will be “white.” (Obviously,<br />

“white” means that the dots will not be subjected to heat and the media<br />

therefore will retain its original color, whereas “black” means the color of<br />

the printing.)<br />

This implies that most fonts will be printed on a black background which<br />

ascends and descends slightly more than most of the characters. Not all<br />

fonts are suited for inverse printing. Thin lines, serifs, and ornaments may<br />

be difficult to distinguish. There may also be an imbalance between the<br />

ascending and descending black background.<br />

The same principles apply to images. The normally invisible background<br />

may be larger than expected or be less favourably balanced. Small “white”<br />

details tend to be blurred out by the black background. Therefore, before<br />

using an inverse image, make a printout sample.<br />

INVIMAGE will be revoked by a NORIMAGE statement.<br />

Example 10 PRPOS 30,300<br />

20 DIR 1<br />

30 ALIGN 4<br />

40 INVIMAGE<br />

50 FONT "Swiss 721 BT"<br />

60 PRTXT "Inverse printing"<br />

70 PRINTFEED<br />

RUN<br />

1 <strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint <strong>v8.70.0</strong>/v10.0.0 Programmer´s <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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