Figure 317, Figure 322, and Figure 327 show how to specify DFNCHR.
Example 1:
Figure 318 uses a single dot matrix to show how to specify DFNCHR at the record level so that hex 7C prints (C) instead of @.
Figure 317. Specifying the DFNCHR Keyword (Example 1)
|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 (1)(2) 00010A R RECORD DFNCHR(X'7C' X'007E813CC324817E00') 00020A 58 4DFT(X'7C') TRNSPY 00030A +2DFT('1982') A
This example redefines code point hex 7C(1), normally @ in the EBCDIC character set, as a copyright mark. The copyright mark is printed as follows (on line 58 of a printer form):
(C) 1982
The hex digits (2) define the following dot matrix pattern:
Figure 318. Dot Matrix Pattern for Example 1
See Specifying Dots to be Printed in the Dot Matrix in Printer Files for more information.
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