@ <Row> , <Col> PRINT [ DATA ] <xData>
[ TO <nToRow> , <nToCol> ]
[ FONT <cFontName> ]
[ SIZE <nFontSize> ]
[ BOLD ]
[ ITALIC ]
[ UNDERLINE ]
[ STRIKEOUT ]
[ COLOR <aColor> ]
[ RIGHT | CENTER ]
- <xData> type can be character, numeric, date, logical or memo.
- Logical data is shown as 'Yes' or 'No' (translated according selected language).
- If <xData> is multi-line text (character or memo types), you must specify TO <nToRow> , <nToCol> optional parameters.
- When <xData> type is numeric, digits are printed begining exactly at specified position (without leading spaces).
- If optional RIGHT clause is used <Row> , <Col> indicates the right coordinates of <xData> (unless TO <nToRow> , <nToCol> is specified.
- If optional CENTER clause is used <Row> , <Col> indicates the center coordinates of <xData> (unless TO <nToRow> , <nToCol> is specified.
Units: <Row> , <Col> units are milimeters.
Specifying Font and Font Size for each line was not the idea. I wanted to specify the Font and Font size at the start of the print job for the whole print job.