ABSOLUTE CURSOR POSITIONING LEGEND: Ec = [Ctrl] [P] [Esc] in DOS EDIT DEFINITION Absolute cursor movement always references the distance to move, from the top margin at the left bound of the logical page, which is the horizontal and vertical 0 position. Cursor positioning is done in PCL coordinate system units. The units of the X-axis of the PCL coordinate system may be dots, decipoints or columns. The units of the Y- axis of the PCL coordinate system may be dots, decipoints or rows. DRAW RECTANGLE - USING ABSOLUTE CURSOR POSITIONING EcE Printer Reset Ec*p100x300Y Positions cursor 100 dots to right of the left edge of the logical page and 300 dots down from the default top margin. Ec*c2200a1b0P Draws a rectangle 2200 dots wide and one dot high using a solid fill. Ec*c1a1200b0P Draws a rectangle 1 dot wide and 1200 dots high using a solid fill. Ec*p100x1500Y Places the cursor 100 dots to the right of the left edge of the logical page and 1500 dots down from the default top margin. Ec*c2200a1b0P Draws a rectangle 2200 dots wide and 1 dot high using a solid fill. Ec*p2300x300Y Places cursor 2300 dots from the left edge of the logical page and 300 dots down from the default top margin. Ec*c1a1200b0P Draws a rectangle 1 dot wide and 1200 dots high using a solid fill EcE Printer Reset Copyright Hewlett-Packard Co. 1993 The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the use of this material.