\ENicePrint\F is a program that prints 

out near-daisy-wheel quality characters on 

graphics printers.  Its greatest beauty is 

that in normal use, you use the printer in 

exactly the same way as before, except that 

near-letter-quality characters are printed 

instead of ordinary dot-matrix characters.  

\ENicePrint\F loads underneath DOS, becoming 

part of the operating system, and prints 

\E\>anything\#\F directed to LPT1: in the high-

quality mode.  Even LLIST from BASIC and 

the PrtSc key print out in high-quality mode 

when \ENicePrint\F is installed.
  
     \ENicePrint\F supports \Eall\F of the ordinary
printer commands, so any program that 

prints out correctly on the printer will 

print out the same way with \ENicePrint\F, 

except that it will print out in high 

quality.  Nothing need be changed to get 

near-daisy-wheel printout from your printer.
 
     In addition to this, \ENicePrint\F has six 

font styles available: \x2default Roman, \x3Sans 

Serif, \x4Orator, \x5Script, \x6Olde English,\x2 and 

\x7Computer.\x2 \>Any \x3of these \x4fonts \x5may \x6be 

\x7italicized.\x2\# There are also six available 

pitches that each of the six font styles 

may use:
Standard Pica (10-pitch)
\!AStandard Elite (12-pitch)\!@
\!DCondensed (17-pitch)\!@
\!bExpanded Pica (5-pitch)\!@
\!aExpanded Elite (6-pitch)\!@
\!dExpanded Condensed (8-1/2 pitch)
\!@
\EFurthermore, the Enhanced mode is supported
for all pitches.\F

     It is also possible to print\xB
BIG letters(double height),\xN 
\S0SUPER-\Tand \S1SUB-\Tscripts with printer controls,
and \-1underlining\-0 with printer controls. 

     To use \ENicePrint\F, just boot DOS, put in 

the \ENicePrint\F disk, and type:
A>\ENICE\F
That's all.  Now the printer behaves as if 

the \ENiceFonts\F were its native character set.

     To return to the native mode, type 

Ctrl-Alt-F1.  This still leaves \ENicePrint\F 
loaded, so you may return to \ENicePrint\F 

by typing Ctrl-Alt-F2.  Ctrl-Alt-F10 will 

cause a page eject in any of the modes.

     An additional feature is the Ctrl-Alt-\\,

which causes the program to translate \\ 

into <esc>, and \\\\ into \\, facilitating 

the embedding of printer commands in text.  

Ctrl-Alt-\\ mode works both in 

\ENicePrint\F mode and in native mode when 

\ENicePrint\F is resident.

     The remainder of the \ENicePrint\F 

manual explains how to use the multiple 

character sets and other features in 

detail, and gives several examples of what 

sorts of effects may be obtained. 
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     An additional feature is the Ctrl-Alt-\\,

which causes the program to