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You should ensure that labels of sufficient size (at least 80mm wide and at least 60mm long for printers with 8 dot/mm print heads) and (at least 80mm wide and at least 90mm long for printers with 6 dot/mm print heads) have been loaded before starting these exercises. You can use media of different sizes for these exercises, however you may need to modify Field Origins (^FO) and other parameters affecting size or location of printed data.

These examples are designed for a Zebra printer controlled by “stand-alone” (i.e. not part of a network) IBM®-compatible personal 31 CHAPTER 4 ZPL II Programming Exercises computers. The ZPL II Language uses only printable ASCII characters. Although a Zebra printer may be controlled by mainframes or minicomputers, we’ve chosen the personal computer as a programming source because of its relative familiarity among users.

Any word processor or text editor capable of creating ASCII-only files (files without formatting codes and other extraneous information) can be used to create the scripts in these examples. For instance, if you are using Microsoft Word®, you would open a Text (.txt) file.

Almost all of the examples are made up of a series of lines. When you finish typing a line, press the RETURN or ENTER key. Then type in the next line. Continue this process for all of the lines in the example.