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ALIGN (AN)<br />

Chapter 2 Program Instructions<br />

Field Application Statement specifying which part (anchor point) of a text field, bar code<br />

field, image field, line or box will be positioned at the insertion point.<br />

Syntax ALIGN|AN<br />

is the anchor point of the object (1–9).<br />

Default value: 1<br />

Reset to default by: PRINTFEED execution<br />

Remarks Each text, bar code or image field has nine possible anchor points, whereas<br />

lines and boxes have three. One of these points must be selected, or the default<br />

value (1) will be used. The selected anchor point decides the position of the<br />

object in relation to the insertion point, which is decided by the nearest<br />

preceding PRPOS statement. Furthermore, the field will be rotated around<br />

the anchor point according to the nearest preceding DIR statement.<br />

The nine anchor points of a text, bar code or image field are located in the same<br />

manner as e.g. the keys on the numeric part of a computer keyboard:<br />

Lines and boxes have three anchor points only – left, centre and right.<br />

The anchor points for the various types of field are illustrated below.<br />

Text field:<br />

A text field makes up an imaginary box limited in regard of width by the<br />

length of the text, and in regard of height by the matrix size of the selected font.<br />

In text fields, the anchor points “4”, “5” and “6” are situated on the baseline,<br />

as opposed to bar code fields and image fields.<br />

<strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint 7.2 – Reference Manual Ed. 3 13

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