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Started by Duane Beyer
Thu, 10 Dec 1992 14:33
Drawing Boxes with the .TR in waterloo script
Author: Duane Beyer
Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 14:33
Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 14:33
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Hi,
I have a user that is tring to draw boxes in there Waterloo GML/Script
job with the .TR command and is having problems getting the boxes to look
they should. The wrong characters are appearing in the corners and the
vertical bars a not long enought so there are gaps between then. There are
using the default MONO font in GML/Script. Does any one know what would be
the correct font to use and what would be the dorrect hex values for the
translate command. This font has to be a MONO spaced font. We are printing
this on an IBM 3827 and have all of the IBM Licensed font available to PSF
using Waterloo Script 90.1.
Below is a example of what the user is doing:
.im GMLguide
:GDOC
.tr @ ac # bc $ ab % bb | fa + 8f - bf } eb { ec ! cc � cb ` af
:body.
.fo off
.bf mono
@------------------------------------------------------------------#
| Company XYZ |
| @-----------------------------------------------# |
| | Division 001 | |
| | | |
| | Departmant A | |
| | @--------------------# | |
| | |Required Data | Department B | |
| | @!-------------------�% @--------------# | |
Thanks
Duane
Re: Drawing Boxes with the .TR in waterloo script
Author: Miguel Bamberger
Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 15:10
Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 15:10
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In article <SCRIPT-L%92121015452571@DEARN>, Duane Beyer
<URDB%MARIST.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu> writes:
|> Hi,
|>
|> I have a user that is tring to draw boxes in there Waterloo GML/Script
|> job with the .TR command and is having problems getting the boxes to look
|> they should. The wrong characters are appearing in the corners and the
|> vertical bars a not long enought so there are gaps between then. There are
|> using the default MONO font in GML/Script. Does any one know what would be
|> the correct font to use and what would be the dorrect hex values for the
|> translate command. This font has to be a MONO spaced font. We are printing
|> this on an IBM 3827 and have all of the IBM Licensed font available to PSF
|> using Waterloo Script 90.1.
|>
|> Below is a example of what the user is doing:
|>
|>
|>
|> .im GMLguide
|> :GDOC
|> .tr @ ac # bc $ ab % bb | fa + 8f - bf } eb { ec ! cc cb ` af
|> :body.
|> .fo off
|> .bf mono
|> @------------------------------------------------------------------#
|> | Company XYZ |
|> | @-----------------------------------------------# |
|> | | Division 001 | |
|> | | | |
|> | | Departmant A | |
|> | | @--------------------# | |
|> | | |Required Data | Department B | |
|> | | @!-------------------% @--------------# | |
|>
|>
|> Thanks
|> Duane
You might want to try
.tr @ c7 # c9 $ c8 % d1 | d8 + d2 - d7 } d5 { d6 ! d3 d4 ` f4
--
Miguel Bamberger | If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would get
sasmb@unx.sas.com | done.
Austin Tech Pubs |
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