Commodore MPS 1200 - JUSTIFIED PRINTING

This short program should demonstrate the effect of the propor-
tional spacing command:
I" npenl,4,7
L~j fClI' n"'ltol\)
:'(1 pt'int#l, cht'$ (27)" "cht'$ (n);
-;() pr'int#l, "The same lettet's, different spacing"
'I(! ne:·:t n
~5(! pl"'int#l, chr'$ (27)" "cht'$ «(I)
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The same letters, different spacing
The same letters, different spacing
The same letters, different spacing
The same letters, different spacing
The same letters, different spacing
The same lettet's, differ'ent spacing
The sam e 1 e t t e r 5, d iff ere n t spa c i n g
The sam e let t e r s, d iff ere n t spa c i n 9
The sam e let t e r s, d iff ere n t $ pac i n g
The sam e let t e r s, d iff ere n t spa c i n g
The last statement returns the MPS 1200 to its default overall
character spacing: 0 dots, Proportional spacing can be combined
with all print features, including proportional printing,
JUSTIFIED PRINTING
Format
BASIC
Hex
ON
chr$(27) "a"chr$(n)
1B41 nh
OFF
ch r$(27}" a" ch r$(O)
1B 41 OOh
Justified printing prints lines in the NLQ mode that are aligned in
any
of four different ways, To use this command, send ESC a
followed
by the ASCII code for a number from 0 to 3 to specify the
type
of justification you want (see Table 3,2),
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