This application allows any file to be printed in the same format as the *Dump command. The file is printed in the background, allowing other applications to be used in the meantime.
When run, it adds an icon to the left-hand side of the icon bar. Clicking Menu over the icon displays a menu allowing various options to be set.
Format leads to a submenu containing three options that control the format of each line of data. Address causes the file offset to be printed in hex at the start of the line. Data causes the value of each byte to be printed in hex. Characters causes the data to be printed in ASCII.
Pitch leads to a submenu enabling the print density to be chosen from Pica, Elite, 15 cpi, and Compressed.
Bytes/line leads to a submenu which determines the number of bytes to be printed on each line. The submenu contains two entries; Maximum will print as many bytes as will fit on the line, while the other entry is writeable, and allows a specific number to be entered.
Start offset leads to a writeable submenu into which an offset can be entered (default radix hex). This offset determines the first byte to be printed. An error is generated if this is greater than or equal to the length of the file.
Length leads to a writeable submenu into which the number of bytes of data to be printed can be entered (default radix hex).
Choosing Reset sends a reset code (Esc-@) to the printer. Choosing Stop print stops any printing that may be in progress at that point. Choosing Quit terminates the application.
Dragging a file to the icon bar icon results in it being printed. During printing the number of bytes still to be printed is displayed below the icon bar icon.
