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Nope - is the text you want in reverse image constant? I.e., is it part of
headers, etc.? If so, consider an overlay (AFP stuff) from, say, a Word
document. Or, if you really want to work hard, and are printing to an HP,
maybe there's a sequence that'll do RI on the printer. Put that into a
*WSCST as a replacement for some other format, such as bold or underline,
assuming you don't need the one you replace. Or write the PCL directly in
your PRTF. There's stuff in the archives on doing that.
HTH
Vern
At 01:27 PM 5/11/2004, you wrote:
I have been searching to no avail. Is there a printer file keyword for
printing reverse image?
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