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<br />rtf- <br /> <br />· t <br /> <br />and the distance between alphanumeric characters. <br />below. <br />Dash lines consist of visible and invisible line segments. The length of <br /> <br />Specffi cs are di scussed <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />a particular line segment is indicated by a single integer value. <br /> <br />If that <br /> <br />integer is odd, the line segment will be visible. If that integer is an <br />even number, the line segment will be invisible. By stringing together two <br />or more digits, a line of multiple segments can be generated. The first line <br />. . <br /> <br />segment corresponds with the left-most digit. Segment processing proceeds <br />from left to right until the last digit is processed whereuDon it returns <br />to the left most digit. Below are listed the available integers and the <br />corresponding line lengths (in inches): <br /> <br />INTEGER <br /> <br />LENGTH (INCHES) <br /> <br />0.0366 <br />0.0733 <br />0.1831 <br />0.3662 <br /> <br />1 or 2 <br />3 or 4 <br />5 or 6 <br />7 or 8 <br /> <br />Three examples of a dash line specification are: <br /> <br />"07212" which creates the following line: 0.366 inches visible, <br />0.0366 inches invisible, 0.0366 inches visible, 0.0366 <br />inches invisible, and then back to 0.3662 inches visible, <br />etc. <br /> <br />"Dn" would create a solid line consisting of 0.3662 inch <br /> <br />segments. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />"071" would create a line that is: 0.7324 inches visible, .0366 <br />inches invisible and then back to 0.7324 inches visible, etc. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />24 <br /> <br />& <br /> <br />.- <br />