CWT Software Configuration Handbook

@"XX"

Print the text XX

For this to work you must set the quotes around the layout attribute to single quotes layout=’your layout @”XX” some more text’.

After running the cwtconfig.xml in the terminal, the layout attribute will be set back to double quotes. Your fixed text will be changed to layout=”your layout @"XX".some more text”

Alternately You can use the @&quat;XX" if you find this convenient

Any text

The text is printed

@f"XXX"

Font name, for Example:
@f"Courier New"

Available fonts: Arial, Courier, Symbol, Tahoma, Times, Wingding

@fXXX

Font size, for Example:
@f36

@z0

Small characters. Same as @f26

@z1

Large characters. Same as @f48

@fb

Font style Bold

@fu

Font style Underline

@fi

Font style Italic

@fn

Font style Normal

@ll

Switch to letter lower case

@ln

Print the text intactly

@lu

Switch to LETTER UPPER CASE

@de[xxx]

Delete one character at position index [nnn] counted from the end of the current string.

Example: @de1 - will delete the last char in the string.
Before:abcdefghijklmnop
After:abcdefghijklmno

Example: @de10 - will delete the tenth char from the end in the string.
Before:abcdefghijklmnop
After:abcdeghijklmnop

Note:the command can only be used with Dynamic Deliverable Data.

@db[xxx]

Delete one character at position index [nnn] counted from the beginning of the current string.

Example: @db1 - will delete the first char in the string
Before:abcdefghijklmnop
After:bcdefghijklmnop

Example: @db10 - will delete the tenth char from the beginning of the string
Before:abcdefghijklmnop
After:abcdefghiklmnop

Note:the command can only be used with Dynamic Deliverable Data