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D e f i n i n g t h e I m ag e Co n t ai n e r ( Re q u i r ed )
The image tag is a container for all the image tags in the LNT file.
It contains the following attributes: id and version.
Syntax
id
The identifier for the image. Any applications using LNT should reference this
data. Use any 32-charact er ma ximum (UNI CODE) string. If you use the sa me
identifier for t wo LNT images, the previous image is over written!
version
Integer identifier used to define the revision level o f this LNT image.
Example
more image information
Defining the Ima geSize Tag (Required)
The ImageSize tag defines the x and y coordinates for one point on the label, the height and
width of the print area and the 0,0 point.
Note:
A non-print zone exists on this printer:
for the leading edge = 0.20 inches (or 0.01 inches with adjusting the supply position)
for the trailing edge = 0.05 inches
The leading edge is the edge that exits the printer first.
The ImageSize Tag contains the following attributes: units, x, y, height, width, and origin.
Syntax
origin=”value” />
units
Unit of measure. Options:
Inches
Inches
MM
Millimeters
Pi xels
Pi xels (default)
x
Gives the x-coordinate for one point describing the printing area on the label.
This is interpreted as the distance along the x-a xis from the Origin point.
y
Gives the y-coordinate for one point describing the printing area on the label.
This is interpreted as the distance along the y-a xis from the Origin point.
height
The height (in selected u nits) of the print area. Thi s height is taken from the y
value.
width
The width (in selected units) of the print area. This width is taken from the x
value.
origin
Describes the corner of the label that is considered the 0, 0 point. All sizing
and placement measurements are taken from this point. The default is
TopLeft. Options:
TopLeft
TopRight
BottomLeft
BottomRight.