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Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

LAYOUT END<br />

Purpose Statement for stopping the recording of a layout description and saving the<br />

layout (<strong>Intermec</strong> Direct Protocol only).<br />

Syntax LAYOUT END<br />

Remarks This statement can only be used in the <strong>Intermec</strong> Direct Protocol after a<br />

layout has been recorded by means of a LAYOUT INPUT statement.<br />

After a LAYOUT END statement has been executed, no more data will be<br />

added to the layout.<br />

By default, the layout will be saved in the printer’s permanent memory<br />

("/c"). To speed up the execution it can, as an alternative, be saved in the<br />

temporary memory (see LAYOUT INPUT statement). The layout can be<br />

copied and killed as any other program file.<br />

Example This example illustrates how the <strong>Intermec</strong> Direct Protocol is enabled, how<br />

new separators are specified, how a layout is stored in the printer’s temporary<br />

memory, how variable data are combined with the layout, and how a<br />

label is printed. Finally, the <strong>Intermec</strong> Direct Protocol is disabled:<br />

INPUT ON ↵<br />

FORMAT INPUT "#","@","&" ↵<br />

LAYOUT INPUT "tmp:LABEL1" ↵<br />

FT "Swiss 721 BT"↵<br />

PP 100,250 ↵<br />

PT VAR1$ ↵<br />

PP 100,200 ↵<br />

PT VAR2$ ↵<br />

LAYOUT END ↵<br />

LAYOUT RUN "tmp:LABEL1" ↵<br />

#Line number 1&Line number 2&@ ↵<br />

PF ↵<br />

INPUT OFF ↵<br />

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