Quick-Docs by Ron Fetzer›                                      ›                                      ›      The DISK LABEL  program   prints› an   alphabetical  list  of your disk› directory   on   3.5  x  15/16   size› pressure sensitive labels.           ›                                      ›      The  program can print  27  file› names  on  one  label.  If there  are› more  than 27 names it will print  it› on  a  second label. The program  can› handle  a  total  of  54  files.  The› program  will  ignore  the  following› file   names:  DOS.SYS,  DUP.SYS  and› RAMDISK.COM.                         ›                                      ›     The program will search  for  the› disk   title  that  was placed on the› disk  with  the  CATALOGER   program.› This  title will be  printed  on  the› first  line  with  the  disk  density› information  and  the  number  of  K-›  bytes  of  free disk space. If there› is  no disk title on  the  disk  then› the  program  will  ask  you  for   a› title.                               ›                                      ›      To   adjust the labels correctly› in your printer use the LABEL  ADJUST› section.   Move  your label either up› or down until it  is  in  the   right› position.   Once  you  have found the› correct position  make  a  dot   with› WHITEOUT   on   your   tractor   feed› housing. Now you will have a position› indicator  of where the beginning  of› the labels are to be placed.         ›                                      ›      If your printer is not an  EPSON› or  COMPATIBLE or an ATARI  then  you› must  put  into  the  program    YOUR› PRINTER   control  characters. Please› unlock the program and list  it.   In› lines   470, 480, 490 remove the REM.› In  line  470  put  in  the   printer› control   characters  for  6/72  line› spacing. In  line  480  put  in   the› control  characters for compressed or› condensed. In line 490  put  in   the› control   characters for superscript.› See the example: 470  IF  NN=3   THEN› LPRINT  CHR$(27);"A";CHR$(6).  480 IF› NN=3 THEN LPRINT  CHR$(27);CHR$(20). › 490     IF    NN=3    THEN     LPRINT› CHR$(27);"R";CHR$(0).  Also  look  at› lines  390-450 to see how it is done.› In  line   2360   remove   the    REM› statement   and  type  in the reverse› line feed  code  for  your   printer.› Example:          2360         LPRINT› "*********";CHR$(27);CHR$(10). (Be   › sure   to remove the colon - keep the› semi colon). Also look at lines  1930› and  2150 for guidance. When you have› done this  save  your  program   with› SAVE "D:LABEL.TUR".                  ›                                      ›      If   you want this program to be› free standing on another  disk   copy› the  file   named   "LABEL.TUR"  on a› TURBO   BASIC   disk   and   call  it› "LABEL.ARB".                         ›                                      ›      To  use  this  program  hit  the› RESET  key  and type in RUN "D:LABEL.› TUR".                                ›                                      › >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>END<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<›                                      ›