Introduction
In this manual,
you'll
find
out
all
about
the
MPS
1200's
many
printing
functions:
how
you
can
print
in regular draft letters
or
in
near letter quality characters,
as
well as expanded, compressed,
emphasized
and
doubles trike print, italics, superscripts and
sub-
scripts. Additional features like reverse printing, double-height
and
international characters are also explained.
This printer
has
eight national character sets, corresponding to the Com-
modore
128
computer. These eight national character
sets
are
as
follows:
1.
USA/UK/Netherlands,
2.
Denmark/Norway,
3.
Sweden/Finland,
4.
Germany,S. France/Belgium,
6.
Italy,
7.
Switzerland,
8.
Spain.
You'll
learn
about
designing
your
own
characters and creating
graphics
on
your
MPS
1200, using
your
printer
as
either a
Commo-
dore-compatible
or
Epson
FX
printer.
The
MPS
1200
User's
Manual
is
written
not
just
for the
program-
mer,
but
also for the
non-programmer
who
wants professional
printing
results.
Before
you
unpack
your
printer (no
matter
which
type
of
user
you
are),
you
should
begin by reading
Chapter
1.
It tells
you
how
to
unpack
and set
up
your
printer correctly.
When
you
have the
MPS
1200 set
up
and connected to
your
computer,
read
Chapter
2.
It
explains
important
things
you'll
need
to
know
to
get
the
most
out
of
your
MPS
1200, such
as
how
dot
matrix
printing
works,
how
Commodore
BASIC
is
used
with
your
printer,
and
how
your
printer interacts
with
software .
•
If
you
plan to use
your
printer
just
with
store-bought
software
and
have
no
interest
in
programming,
you
only need to read the
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