SHADOW TEXT USING PCL5 PRINT MODEL
        Legend:  Ec = [Ctrl] [P] [Escape] in Dos EDIT
     
     The following print model commands demonstrate how to
     perform shadow printing on PCL 5 printers:
     
     Ec*v0N--Specifies the character and character cell
     (source image) as transparent.
     
     Ec*v1O--Specifies that the characters (pattern) be
     printed in an opaque mode.
     
     Ec*c#G--Specifies a percentage of shade in the printed
     characters.
     
     Ec*v2T--Allows the characters (pattern) to be printed
     as shaded characters rather than black characters.
     

EXAMPLE

          
     EcE                           Reset.
     
     Ec*p1500y300X                 Absolute Cursor Position
                                   vertically 1500 dots and
                                   horizontally 300 dots.
     
     Ec*v0N                        Sets source transparency
                                   mode as transparent.
     
     Ec*v1O                        Sets pattern transparency
                                   mode as opaque.
     
     Ec(s1p200v1s3b4101T           200 point CG Times font.
     
     Ec*c70G                       70% Gray shading.
     
     Ec*v2T                        HP defined shading
                                   pattern.
     
     CSC                           Text
     
     Ec*p1525y325X                 Absolute Cursor Position
                                   vertically 1525 dots and
                                   horizontally 325 dots.
     
     Ec*c90G                       90% Gray shading.
     
     Ec*v2T                        HP defined shading
                                   pattern.
     
     CSC                           Text
     
     Ec*p1550y350X                 Cursor position.
     
     Ec*c100G                      100% Gray shading.
     Ec*v2T                        HP defined shading
                                   pattern.
     
     CSC                           Text
     
     EcE                           Reset.
     

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