Terminate text of variable item
$textend ["string"]
Commands in these files are normally generated and maintained by FFVIEWER, and for most Graphical Customization applications it is not necessary to view or edit the GCT/GPT file.
This command is used to specify a text string to be used in an annotation. Multiple $text commands may be used in a sequence but a $textend command must be the last command in the set. Text from all these commands is concatenated, up to a limit (currently) of 64kb for each annotation. The length of the string on each command is limited by CopiaFacts command-string size of 8kb characters. This represents the maximum total length, including the command name.
The text string may contain CopiaFacts variable names, preceded by @, which will be expanded at run-time by CF9IMAGE when the template is used to generate a custom cover sheet. To force newlines in the annotation, the sequence \n should appear in the text string.
When a GCT/GTT file is saved by FFVIEWER, all double-quote characters on this command are changed to single quote characters. You should not use embedded double-quote characters in the content of this command if you create a GCT file in your own applications. All single-quote characters found inside an HTML tag in an HTML annotation are changed back to double-quote characters before the HTML is rendered to TIF, and when the GCT is opened in FFVIEWER; otherwise the single-quote characters remain in the text.
If the concatenated text, after variable expansion, forms a filename with file extension .BMP, or if the letter G is included in the preceding $style command, then the text is taken to be the filename of a bitmap which is loaded into the annotation rectangle without scaling or stretching.
Examples:
$text "This fax contains @TPAGES pages"
$textend
$textend "From: @sender\nCompany: @coname"
$text "This is a long line of text which can be brok"
$textend "en at any point\nor continued on a new line."
