Compliance Labels These ar e shi p pi ng l abel s u sed excl u si v el y
for a certain retailer. The label complies
with the retailer ’s standards.
Compliance Label
Overlay
This is the "skeleton" of the compliance
l abel that cont ai ns t he f i xed fi elds (constant
text, lines, etc.).
Fi el d This can be text, bar codes, lines, boxes,
constant, or non-printable text. It is the
result of a field definition.
Field Definition Thi s i s any st r i ng of el em ents (p ar amet er s)
t h at p er t ai n to one f i el d . A f i el d d ef i ni t i on
begi ns w i t h a f i el d i d en t i f i er (su ch as T, B,
D , C, et c.). For exam p l e, a f i el d d ef i ni t i on
within a format may look something like:
T,1,10,V,250,50,0,1,1,1,B,C,0 p
Fiel d El ements
(Parameters)
These ar e t he par am et er s t hat app l y t o a
field and are separated by commas. (In the
abov e exam p l e, B i s a f i el d el em ent f or
Bl ack pr int on a w hi te backgr ound.)
For mat This is the layout or design for your supply.
Format H eader This is the first line of a format,
i mmedi atel y foll ow i ng the st ar t of a Packet
({). A format header must begin w ith F,
f ol l ow ed by v ar i ou s head er el em ent s.
For mat Pack et This is a packet that creates the format.
Refer to the definition of Packet for more
information.
Graphic Field This field is specified in the format packet.
The v al u es f or r ow and col u mn p osi t i on t he
graphic i m age on the supp l y.
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