I-Data 5250 ALLY - Manual (Page 175)

Page A-13 APPENDIX A — INTERFACING XEROX PRINTERS
This example performs the same function as the previous example.
Multiple entries can be separated either by line endings or by commas. For
example:
¬¬(((0
11=Titan10iso-P,11=Titan10iso-L
87=LetterGothic12iso-P,87=LetterGothic12iso-L
)))
This example creates four new entries in the font correspondence tables —
two for the landscape table, and two for the portrait table.
If the GFID number of an entry already exists in the table, the new entry
replaces the old entry. For example:
¬¬(((0
87=PrestigeElite12iso-P
)))
If this entry were sent to the 5250 ALLY after the previous example, the
old font entry of LetterGothic12iso-P would be replaced by the new entry
of PrestigeElite12iso-P.
Font entries can be deleted by not specifying a font for the GFID. In this
case, the orientation character at the beginning is required, because there is
no font name from which the 5250 ALLY can derive the orientation. An
example:
¬¬(((0
P87,P11,L87,L11
)))
This example deletes the four entries from the font correspondence table
for GFIDs 11 and 87 in both portrait and landscape orientations.
Font Correspondence Limits
Each of the 5250 ALLY’s two font correspondence tables (portrait and
landscape) can hold up to 128 entries. Additionally, there is a total limit of
20K (20480) bytes. This storage is used to hold the PFSs and the GFID
tables for the port.
If the user attempts to download a font correspondence entry to the 5250
ALLY when either the maximum number of entries has been reached or
the total storage is full, the new entry will be ignored. In these
circumstances it is necessary to delete existing (and preferably unused)
entries to make room for the new entries.