Specifying print format parameters4-28 Using LCDS Print Description LanguageLINE FONTINDEXparameter: pointsto note• When the bitopt option is specified, the initval must also bespecified.• If the initval is ONE or is not specified, the value of the fontindex byte in the data record is a number in the range 1 to n,where n is the number of fonts specified in the PDEparameter (1 to 128). If ZERO is specified, the font index is anumber in the range 0 to n, where n is the number of fontsspecified in the PDE parameter minus one (0 to 127). Thefont index value must be present in every record. If theFONTINDEX in the data record is greater than the number offonts specified, the first font in the list is used.• If the FONTINDEX feature is specified, the font index byte isprocessed for every printed record, and for DJDEs where theIDEN DJPCC parameter causes such processing. A validFONTINDEX byte should be present in all such records,because it controls line spacing at page transitions.If the offset to the font index value exceeds the logical recordsize, the first font in the font list is used.• If there is a change from a small font to a large font whenLINE OVERPRINT=MERGE has been specified, the line isadjusted downward by the difference in height between thefirst and the largest fonts in the line. (This applies to DP EPS,4850/4890 LPS, and DP92C LPS only.)• DP EPS only: When a new FONTINDEX is specified for aprint record, the new line spacing value is always used,regardless of whether the record actually contains printabledata.LINE GDATASpecifies the starting point of the graphic data from thebeginning of the user portion of a data record. This commandcan be used to skip past information, such as a PCC byte that isnot actually part of the image.Syntax LINE GDATA = (offset, termination)
