7/72
inch
Line
Spacing
BASIC
Hex
chr$(27)
"1"
1831
This
command
changes the line spacing to
7172
inch,
prmtmg
approximately
10.3 lines per inch.
It
is
used mainly
with
graphics
so that the tops and
bottoms
of
the graphic characters connect,
but
can be used in
other
applications
as
well (see the example below).
Example:
1.
0
op
en
:I.
'.'
f.j.,
"7
'20
pt~:i.nt;#l
~
cht"$
(27)
"50":;
cht~$
(27)
"1"
~~O
pt~int#l,
"5IYJALL
PPINT
looks
good"
40
pt·'int#:i.,
"when
PJ'~inted
on"
~.:.)O
pt"'int#l
~
"SiVIALL.
LINES"
60
pt···int#l,
c::1,t"~f;
(27)
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'70
c].
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PRXNT
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wh.I-'
p
..
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t_d
c::Jr,
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NOTE:
This
program
uses
ESC
SO
to
select superscript.
Variable
Line
Spacing
The
MPS
1200 has three
commands
that allow
you
to vary the line
spacing
in
increments
of
1172,
11144,
and
11216
of
an
inch-that
is,
one, one-half,
and
one-third
of
a dot.
The
finer increments are used
mainly for graphics.
You
can also vary line spacing by increments
of
1I216th
of
an inch using the secondary address.
Line
Spacing
of
n/72
inch
BASIC
Hex
chr$(27)
"A"
chr$(n)
18
C1
nh
4-6
(n
= 0
to
85)
(nh
=
OOh
to
55h)
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