Operator's Manual for information on
the
maximum printable area
for various paper sizes.
BASIC Example:
100
REM
-
Set
Left Margin
----
110
REM
- notice the '#' has been replaced by -
120
REM
- a character position
-----
130
LPRINT
CHR$(27);"&a30L" :
REM
escape to set margin
140
LPRINT
"The Laserjet, an 8 page-per-minute"
150
LPRINT
"laser printer,
is
capable of producing"
160
LPRINT
"letter-quality print with almost no sound."
170
LPRINT
CHR$(27);"&a0L" : REM escape to reset margin
180
LPRINT
"The Laserjet printer
is
also
capable"
190
LPRINT
"of producing raster graphics. "
200
LPRINT
CHR$(12); :REM
-Form
Feed-
CLEARING
SIDE
MARGINS
To
clear
the
left
and
right margins, send
the
Ec9
escape sequence.
The margins will be set
to
their default values. NOTE: Send a
Carriage Return following the
Ec9
to return the cursor to the left
margin.
EXAMPLE:
PAGE
FORMATTING
The following
two
examples illustrate how, by varying the
vertical line spacing,
you
can print
66
lines
on
a letter-size paper
(portrait mode)
or
72 lines
on
an A4-size page (landscape).
To
print 66 lines
on
a letter-size page in portrait mode, you
can
send the EcEEc&17.27c66F escape sequence
to
the
printer.
To
print 72 lines
on
an
A4-size page in landscape mode with
compressed print, you can insert the 92286A
font
cartridge and
send
the
EcEEc&k2S
E
c&I104.8c72F escape sequence
to
the printer.
The above
two
examples, by decreasing
the
vertical line spacing,
illustrate
how
to
print
the
stated number
of
lines without entering
the
unprintable region
of
the
page.
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