What ^FB does
^FB turns the next ^FD text into a word-wrapped block. You specify the block width, maximum number of lines, line spacing, justification, and hanging indent. It is essential for addresses and any text that must wrap.
Syntax
^FBa,b,c,d,eParameters
| Parameter | Description | Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
a | Block width, dots | — | — |
b | Max lines | — | 1 |
c | Line spacing add/subtract, dots | — | 0 |
d | Justify | L, C, R, J | L |
e | Hanging indent, dots | — | 0 |
Example
^XA
^FO50,50^A0N,28,28^FB400,4,0,L^FDShip to: 123 Warehouse Way, Suite 200, Portland OR^FS
^XZPaste this into the free ZPL viewer to see it render, or convert it to PDF.
Related commands
See the full ZPL command reference for all 92 documented commands.