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Re: LOADING BITSTREAM pgm



Here's my solution to loading or not loading Speedo fonts.

Call startup.int.

*After* the line that loads SETTINGS.DFL, but *before* the line
that run SETP 1, add the following:

≪SV01,N≫BC Load Speedo fonts? Y/N ;*;
≪SX02,≪RC≫≫≪SX02,@UPR(≪IS02≫)≫≪IF(≪IS02≫==≪IS01≫)≫
BXDefault OL=C:\Q2≪EI≫;*;

Change ≪ to ASCII 174 and ≫ to ASCII 175.
Replace BC with the program function
  (i.e. on the command line type: pfunc BC  and press Enter)
Do the same for BX (i.e. pfunc BX )
Do the same for Q2 (i.e. pfunc Q2 )

There should be no carriage returns except after %*%

Save startup.int.

Now when you start XyWrite you will be asked whether to load the
fonts of not. Just type "Y" or "N" (without the quotation marks,
lower or upper case).

NOTES:
You can replace "C:\" with any directory *other than* the one where your
Speedo fonts are located.

With a little work you can also expand this program to load fonts
from different directories, each of which has a different
combination of fonts. This takes up more disk space, but it gives
you more options within XyWrite.

If you change your mind about whether you want the fonts or not,
you can just run startup.int again.

The program works by changing the default directory for Speedo fonts:
BC default OL=C:\ before loading the printer file: SetP 1
You can, of course, do this by hand at any time...

Myron ?