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══════(top of help)═════ L a s e r M a t e 4 0 0 ════════════════════════ 1.0 Help on Help. ════════════════ ╚■{Getting to HELP screen} - You reach LaserMate400 HELP screen by pressing [LEFT ARROW] from any Main or Selection Menu. ╚■{To top of HELP} - [LEFT ARROW] twice from any Main Menu. ╚■{Go to Next page} - Press [N]. This is the best way to move through the HELP file one screen at a time. Also use this to see continuation of the subject you requested help on. ╚■{Go to Previous screen} - Press [P]. ╚■{Go to Beginning of current Help screen} - Press [B]. ╚■{Reduce size of current HELP screen} - Move the cursor to any line of help text except the first 6 lines and press [LEFT ARROW]. The HELP text line that was under the cursor will move to the top of the Help screen. This is useful when you need to see more of your application program screen. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 2.0 Help on Help (cont). ════════════════════════ ╚■{Go to top of the HELP File} - Move the cursor to any blank line (except the first six lines) and press [LEFT ARROW]. The last line will always be blank. This is why pressing [LEFT ARROW] twice from any Main Menu will go to top of the HELP file. ╚■{Quit HELP screen} - [RIGHT ARROW] or [ESC] or [RETURN]. ╚■{Find text in HELP file} - Press [F]. A portion of the line under the cursor will default into an Input Box. You can press [RETURN] to find that text, or you can edit the Input box before pressing [RETURN] to find any text of your choice. See HELP on Input Box for directions on how to use the Input Box. Since it takes about 20 seconds to find text that is at the end of the HELP file, you can abort the search by pressing [ESC]. ╚■{Find text in HELP file AGAIN} - Press [A]. This allows you to find the next occurrence of the last text found by the <F> option. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 3.0 Help on Help (cont). ════════════════════════ ╚■{Go to Index} - Press [N][I]. The key stroke [N][I] will always take you to Index1. You can then press [N] to move through several other index screens by pressing [N]. The HELP system is mostly intended for you to get help from the menus. LaserMate400's HELP system is very fast for this type of help because it uses the indexed file LM400.IDX. However, you can find any text in the HELP file by using the FIND. Finding text this way is slow because the file itself is searched. Once in one of the index screen, simply move the cursor to the item you want to find and press [F]. An Input Box will appear with the item displayed at the prompt. Press [RETURN] and the search will begin. You can quit the search any time by pressing [ESC]. If the text is found, it will be in the first line when the search stop. To find the next occurrence, press [A]. To see the entire screen press [B]. !!end!! 4.0 Help on Help (cont). ════════════════════════ As noted above, the first six lines of a HELP screen are actually options lines. You can see six letters in the title line of the HELP box for the six options that can be executed while in the HELP screens. Pressing [LEFT ARROW] or [RETURN] while the cursor is on one of these lines will execute one of these six options (F,B,A,N,I,P) as described below: ╚■ Line 1 or [F] => FIND text in HELP file. ╚■ Line 2 or [B] => To BEGINNING of current HELP screen. ╚■ Line 3 or [A] => Find last text searched for AGAIN. ╚■ Line 4 or [N] => To NEXT HELP screen. ╚■ Line 4 or [I] => To HELP INDEX screen. ╚■ Line 6 or [P] => To PREVIOUS HELP screen. !!end!! 5.0 Program Description ═══════════════════════ LaserMate400 is a Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) program that gives you complete control over your laser printer. That means that LaserMate400 loads up into your computer memory and stay there while you run your application program. Once LaserMate400 is loaded, you activate it with a single key stroke (F10). Although it is written specifically for the OKIDATA OL400 printer, it can also provide control of other Hewlett-Packard LaserJet Series II compatible laser printers. Your laser printer has a great deal of capability that you will never be able to use unless you are a programmer or unless you are using an application program that takes over control of these features. LaserMate400 lets to use all of your laser printer power at the DOS prompt and while running your applications through easy to use Popup Selection Menus and Input Boxes. A quick tutorial of how to use LaserMate400 Follows: (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 6.0 How to run LaserMate400. ═══════════════════════════ To load LaserMate400 as a TSR popup program, you must include a parameter (r = any character) on the command line when you load the program as below: LM400 /r To run LaserMate400 as a NON-TSR program enter: LM400 Loading LaserMate400 as a NON-TSR is useful when used with application programs that allow temporary exit to DOS or when you just want to simply set up the printer for an application that is too large to have LaserMate400 in memory while it runs or one that will not require any adjustment to the printer settings after the application is running. !!end!! 7.0 LaserMate400 Parts. ═════════════════════════ LaserMate400 is made up of three Popup Main Menus, many Popup Selection Menus and many Popup Input Boxes. All menus and boxes give good clues on what you need to do to make your laser printer respond. Moving around the Menus and Boxes are simple and natural. The following technique is common to all menus. ╚■{Activate LaserMate400 Main Menu 1} - Press the hot key. The default F10. However you can change this to avoid conflict with your applications. The changed hot key can be saved in a Setting File along with all other LaserMate400 settings to be load later. This keeps you from having to remember the different printer setup for all of your applications. ╚■{Go from a Main Menu to a different Main Menu} - Press [RIGHT ARROW] or press [.] or press [RETURN] while the cursor is on the last line in the menu. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 8.0 LaserMate400 Parts (cont). ════════════════════════════════ The last option of the three Main Menus are shown below : ║<.> Main Menu 2╠═■Go from Main Menu 1 to Main Menu 2. ╚════════════════╝ ║<.> Main Menu 3╠═■Go from Main Menu 2 to Main Menu 3. ╚════════════════╝ ║<.> Main Menu 1╠═■Go from Main Menu 3 to Main Menu 1. ╚════════════════╝ !!end!! 9.0 Moving Around Main Menus ════════════════════════════ The key strokes for selecting options from the three Main Menus and other Selection Menus are described below. ╚■{Move cursor down one option.} - [DOWN] or [SPACE] ╚■{Move cursor up one option.} - [UP] ╚■{Move cursor down two options.} - [PAGE DOWN] ╚■{Move cursor up two options.} - [PAGE UP] ╚■{Go to first option.} - [HOME] ╚■{Go to last option.} - [END] ╚■{Quit Menu without making a selection.} - [ESC] ╚■{Select option.} - Press [RETURN} while cursor is on desired option or press number/letter enclosed in the greater than/less than sign (<>). ╚■{Go to HELP screen} - Press [LEFT ARROW] once for help on the option currently under the cursor. Press [LEFT ARROW] twice to go to top of HELP file. !!end!! 10.0 Current Value of Menu Options ═════════════════════════════════ Some options in the menus have a printer settings current value displayed in bright white characters enclosed by square brackets as in this example: ║ <A> Paper Input [Automatic] ║ ║ ─┬─ ────┬────── ─────┬───── ║ ╚══╪═══════╪═════════════╪═══════╝ │ │ └──────────■Current Value │ └──────■Menu Option └───■Selection key to press to select option. Selecting such an option will take you to a Selection Menu or an Input Box to allow you to change the current setting. An example of a Selection Menu is shown in the next help screen. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 11.0 Selection Menus ─────────────────── This is a Selection Menu which allow you to select printer setting without typing in complex printer commands. ╔═■Paper Input■═══╗ ║<1> Eject ║ ║<2> Automatic ║ ║<3> Envelope ║ ║<A> Abort ■────╫─■Quit without selecting. ╚═════════════════╝ Selecting an option from this Selection Menu will be reflected in the Current Option Value brackets of the previous menu. All the key strokes for moving around a Main Menu works here as well. Note that you can quit the Selection Menu by selecting the <A> Abort option or pressing [ESC]. Some options have Multi-Selection Menus as are indicated by: ║<.> More ■────╫─■To other Selection Menu. ╚════════════════╝ The <.> More option lets you rotate through menus. !!end!! 12.0 Input Boxes ─────────────── Some Current Option Values are entered via Input Boxes. Input Boxes are used in many places in LaserMate400 to allow you to enter desired values and settings. Below is an example: ┌──────■ Input Box title or message. │ ╔═══════════════ Search Help File ═══════════════════╗ ║Enter: loadfont_ ║ ╚═══╤═══════╤═══════LaserMate400═════════════════════╝ │ │ │ └───■Current input value of input item. └─────■LaserMate400 Prompt. Some Input Boxes will only allow numbers while others will allow letters and numbers depending of what is being entered. LaserMate400 will not let you to enter too many characters as the input is automatically accepted when you exceed the maximum number of letter/numbers needed by the item you are entering. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 13.0 Input Boxes (cont) ─────────────────────── The following key strokes apply to all Input Boxes: ╚■{Move cursor to left.} - [LEFT] ╚■{Move cursor to right.} - [RIGHT] ╚■{Go to start of current input value.} - [HOME] ╚■{Go to end of current input value.} - [END] ╚■{Clear input box.} - [DOWN ARROW] ╚■{Recall current input value to box.} - [UP ARROW] ╚■{Delete character at cursor.} - [DELETE] ╚■{Delete character left of cursor.} - [BACKSPACE] ╚■{Insert Space at cursor.} - [INSERT] ╚■{Accept Input.} - [RETURN] ╚■{Quit without accepting input.} - [DOWN ARROW][RETURN] (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 14.0 Input Boxes (cont)/<D> Directory. ────────────────────────────────────── Input Boxes for entering file names will allow you to list files and sub-directories from any disk and directory and actually allow you to select the file from the Directory Box. Entering any of the wildcard characters combinations ([*], [*.], [.*], [*.*] or [?]) anywhere in the Input Box will cause the Directory Box to appear listing the files and sub-directories in the specified path that match the wild card characters. The files will be listed in lowercase and sub-directories will be listed in uppercase and followed by a backslash (\). The next screen shows an example of a Directory Box. The {<D> Directory} option from Main Menu 3 allows you to list the files and sub-directories for viewing only. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 15.0 Directory Box. ─────────────────── ╔═C:\LaserMate400\*.*════╗ The Directory Box will list nine ║ <1> ..\ ║ files at a time. The double line ║ <2> lm400.exe ║ with the three bracketed items ║ <3> lm400.hlp ║ gives the following information: ║ <4> wp.set ║ ┌■Number of the last file listed. ║ <5> spread.set ║ │ ║ <6> example1.fn ║ ═[9]═══[ ]═══[31]══ ║ <7> example2.fnt ║ │ │ ║ <8> WORDPRO\ ║ ┌───────┘ └─■Total files. ║ <9> example3.fnt ║ ├──────────────────────────────┐ ║ ══[9]═══[ ]═══[31]══ ║ │Up arrow = end of file list. │ ║ <Q>uit ║ │Down arrow = top of file list.│ ║ <Top> ║ │Both = middle of file list. │ ║ ottom ║ └──────────────────────────────┘ ║ revious ║ Note that Sub-directories are in ║ <N>ext ║ uppercase ending with a backslash. ╚════════════════════════╝ (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 16.0 Directory Box (cont). ────────────────────────── You can move around the Directory Box the same as when in the Main Menus with the cursor movement ARROW KEYS, SPACE BAR, PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, HOME and END key. You can scroll through the entire file list by using the options below the double line. To select a file to go into an Input Box, move the cursor to the desired file or sub-directory and press [RETURN] or press the corresponding number in the greater than/less than signs. The selected file or sub-directory will be transferred to the Input Box. !!end!! 17.0 Direct Action Options. ══════════════════════════ Some options from Main Menus have direct action. That is, selecting them causes immediate action such as: ║<1> Form Feed■─╫─■Direct Action Option. ╚════════════════╝ In order to keep you from causing a direct Action by mistake, LaserMate400 will activate a Confirmation box before execution as below: ┌────■Action to be taken. ╔═■Form Feed■═══╗ ║<C> Continue ■─╫─■Execute action. ║<A> Abort ■───╫─■Quit with no action. ╚═══════════════╝ This box gives you a chance to change your mind about the option you selected before you execute it. !!end!! 18.0 Things to remember. ═══════════════════════ LaserMate400 is very easy to use with help at almost every turn. Note that the top line of the Menus and Boxes always provide you with more information, help and prompts on what your next step should be. The lines inside some of the Selection Boxes and Input Boxes will also provide some help. Until you get use of using LaserMate400, you should get into the habit of reading the entire box before moving on to your next step. !!end!! 19.0 Main Menu 1 Options ═══════════════════════ LaserMate400 starts in Main Menu 1 when you hit the hot- key (Default F10). Most of the options are self explanatory. Note that some of the options are Direct Action and some are for changing printer settings. Options <1> through <E> causes some action to take place with the printer. Some option take you to a Confirmation box and some take you to an Input Box while others take you to a Selection Menu. This is the only menu from which you can quit or unload LaserMate400 from memory. Flow diagrams and explanation of the options are shown follows: ║<1> Form Feed╟─┐╔═Form Feed══╗─■Send form feed to printer. ╚═════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue║ Your printer automatically ║<A> Abort ║ eject pages that are completely ╚════════════╝ full of text. Use this option to eject a page that is only partial full of text. This option saves you the trouble of taking your printer off line and pressing the form feed button. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 20.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<2> Master Reset Printer╟─┐╔═Master Reset═╗─■Reset all printer ╚════════════════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ settings to their ║<A> Abort ║ default values. ╚══════════════╝ This option also causes the printer to print all of the remaining pages in the buffer before it resets the programmable features back to their default values. The many settings in current value brackets on Main Menu 1 and Main Menu 2 will all reflect the default values for the printer after this option is executed. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 21.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<3> Self Test╟─┐╔═ Self Test ═╗─■Print out the sample ╚═════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ font pages to see the ║<A> Abort ║ resident and soft fonts ╚═════════════╝ example. Any soft font you have downloaded with LaserMate400 will be printed as part of this self test. However the assigned number may not be the same as in the LaserMate400 Soft Font List. This is because the Landscape fonts are numbered by your printer after the Portrait fonts are numbered. You must remember that the LaserMate400 Soft Font List numbers should be used to select soft font downloaded by LaserMate400. !!end!! 22.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<4> Eject Page╟─┐╔═ Eject Page═╗─■Eject page from printer ╚══════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ if data is present. This ║<A> Abort ║ is much like the <1> Form ╚═════════════╝ Feed option except it will only eject a page if there is text in the buffer waiting to be printed on the page. This option has no effect unless the printer display shows data present. !!end!! 23.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<5> Underline╟─┐╔════Underline═════╗─■Turn Underline ╚═════════════╝ └╢<1> Fixed on ║ Off or On (Fixed ║<2> Floating on ║ or Floating). Turning ║<3> Underline off ║ underline on causes ║<A> Abort ║ the printer to underline ╚══════════════════╝ all characters including spaces. Fixed underline causes the underline to be printed three dots wide and five dots below the baseline of each character. With Fixed underline the underline will not mate up with different font on the same line. Floating underline causes the underline to be placed based on the tallest font on the line which means the underline will mate up even if the fonts are of different sizes. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 24.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<6> Alternate pitch╟─┐╔═Alternate pitch═╗─■Select the ╚═══════════════════╝ └╢<1> 10 cpi ║ alternate pitch. ║<2> 16.66 cpi ║ This is the pitch ║<3> 12 cpi ║ of the font that ║<A> Abort ║ will be printed ╚═════════════════╝ when the alternate pitch is selected by your application or by you through any other means. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 25.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<7> Number of copies╟─┐╔═Number of Copies═╗─■Enter number of ╚════════════════════╝ └╢ Enter: ║ copies the ╚══════════════════╝ printer will print each time a page is sent to it. Note the number must be between 1 and 99. The default number is 1. The value set by this option remains in effect until the printer is turn off or the <2> Master Reset Printer option is used. Some application programs sends the Master Reset signal to the printer. There is no way for you to know this without reading it in the application program user manual. Therefore it is a good idea to periodically use {</> Set Printer to Current Settings} option to be sure you know the current setting of the printer. !!end!! 26.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<8> End of Line Wrap╟─┐╔═End of Line Wrap═╗─■Turn Line Wrap On ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> On ║ or Off. On causes ║<2> Off ║ a new line when ║<A> Abort ║ the print attempt ╚══════════════════╝ to go beyond the right margin. All text is printed. Off causes text that would go beyond the right margin to disregarded and not printed. You should note that the default if Off. Therefore, if you are printing long lines, you could have some of your text not to be printed unless you turn this option on. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 27.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═════════════════════════════ ║<9> Skip Perforation╟─┐╔═Skip Perforation═╗─■Turn Skip ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> On ║ Perforation On ║<2> Off ║ or Off. This ║<A> Abort ║ option specifies ╚══════════════════╝ whether the printer will eject the page when printing reaches the Text Length setting or when it reaches the physical Page Length setting. When this is On the page eject at the Text Length setting. This prevent you from printing on the very edge of the paper. !!end!! 28.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═════════════════════════════ ║<A> Paper Input ╟─┐╔═ Paper Input═╗─■Select the paper input ╚═══════════════════╝ └╢<1> Eject ║ method. {Eject} Prints ║<2> Automatic ║ the current page. ║<3> Manual ║ {Automatic} feeds ║<4> Envelope ║ paper from the first ║<5> Tray 2 ║ tray (default) ║<A> Abort ║ automatically after ╚══════════════╝ each page. {Manual} feeds paper from the manual feed slot. {Envelope} feeds Envelopes from the manual feed slot. {Tray 2} will cause the paper to be fed from the optional second tray if one existed. If not, the default tray will remain selected. !!end!! 29.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║ Display Function╟─┐╔═Display Function═╗─■Turn Display ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> On ║ Function On or ║<2> Off ║ Off. Display On ║<A> Abort ║ causes the ╚══════════════════╝ printer commands to be treated as text and the escape codes have no effect. This feature is helpful when you want to see exactly what is being sent to the printer. Since the escape codes except (ESC Z), which is the code for Display Off, will not be executed, you will actually see the code characters printed. (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 30.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<C> Shift Font╟─┐╔═Shift Font════╗─■Shift to the Primary ╚══════════════╝ └╢<1> Primary ║ or Secondary font. This ║<2> Secondary ║ selection determine if the ║<A> Abort ║ printer will use the ╚═══════════════╝ primary or secondary font during printing. Note that you use options in Main Menu 2 to set the Secondary and primary font. ASCII code 14 and 15 can be sent to the printer by your application or other means to switch between the Primary and Secondary font. !!end!! 31.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<D> Test Print Font╟─┐╔═Test Print Font═╗─■Print sample ╚═══════════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ of the selected ║<A> Abort ║ font. This option ╚═════════════════╝ prints some of the key current LaserMate400 settings and the ASCII character set from 32 to 255. ASCII characters 128 through 255 are determined by the selected symbol set. This option will give you a view of what the font looks like when printed. You can file the printout away in a folder to keep track of the Setting Files you have saved on disk and to be able to see what the setting looks like. Note that this option prints the Setting Last Loaded file name. If a change was made since the last Setting File was loaded, the Load Settings File option current value bracket will contain the word "Changed" to say that the current settings are now not the same as those in the Setting File on disk. The word "Not Changed" means you have not changed any of the settings. !!end!! 32.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<E> Reset Margins╟─┐╔═<E> Reset Margins═╗─■Reset margins to ╚═════════════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ default values for ║<A> Abort ║ selected font. The ╚═══════════════════╝ default margins are as follows: Left Margin : 0 (column). Right Margin : 65 (columns). Top Margin : 3 (Lines). Text Length : 60 (Lines). Page Length : 66 (Lines). (MORE press[N]) !!end!! 33.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║ Unload LaserMate400╟─┐ ╚═══════════════════════╝ │╔═Unload LaserMate400═╗─■Remove └╢<C> Continue ║ LaserMate400 ║<A> Abort ║ from memory. ╚═════════════════════╝ This frees up memory for programs that may be too large to run while LaserMate400 is in memory. After executing this option, you must reload LaserMate400 in order to use it again. Note that if you have loaded any other Terminate And Stay (TSR) program after you loaded LaserMate400, you will not be able to remove LaserMate400 from memory until you unload the other TSR's. !!end!! 34.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<Q> Quit╟─┐╔════Quit═════╗─■Quit LaserMate400 and leave ╚════════╝ └╢<C> Continue ║ LaserMate400 in memory. Pressing ║<A> Abort ║ The hot-key will reactivate ╚═════════════╝ LaserMate400. Remember that you can changed the hot-key from its default value of F10. You should try to remember your selected hot-key before quitting LaserMate400. However, if you forget, simply try all the function keys with the four special keys (LEFT SHIFT, RIGHT SHIFT, ALT and CTRL) one at time until you find the current hot-key. !!end!! 35.0 Main Menu 1 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<.> Main Menu 2╠═■Go from Main Menu 1 to Main Menu 2. ╚═══════════════╝ !!end!! 36.0 Main Menu 2 Options ═══════════════════════ LaserMate400's Main Menu 2 contains options to select most of the printer settings. This menu uses letters for selection in hope that those who prefer to use key stroke selections instead of cursor selections will find it more natural if the options on the Main Menus are somewhat unique. This menu is the workhorse of LaserMate400. Detail discussion of all of the options follows: !!end!! 37.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ <L> Select Pri. Font. ──────────────────── This option allows you to set the printer primary font to any one of the resident of soft font. While you can select a font by individually selecting the characteristics (Pitch, Height, style, typeface etc.), this option allows you to use just a few key strokes to make your selection. Once you make this selection, the printer will print using this font as long as the {<C> Shift Font} current value is set for {Primary}. This option takes you to a series of selection menus that are described below. (More Press [N]) !!end!! 38.0 <L> Select Pri. Font. ────────────────────────── ║<L> Select Pri. Font╟─┐╔═Select Primary Font═╗┌■Select a soft ╚════════════════════╝ │║<1> Resident font ║│ font as the └╢<2> Soft font■───────╫┘ primary font. ║<A> Abort ║ Note that you ╚══════════╤══════════╝ must first │ download the soft fonts ╔════Select Primary Font (soft)════╧═╗ using Main Menu 3. In ║<1> S001 OCR-A [10.00 12.00 MUP] ║ this example, only two ║<2> S002 ║ soft fonts have been ║ . ║ downloaded. Note the ║ . ║ font characteristics ║<8> S008 Courier [16.67 7.00 MUL] ║ in the brackets next to ║<9> S009 ║ the font name. The ║<A> Abort ║ first number is the ╚════════════════════════════════════╝ pitch in cpi and the second number is the size in points. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 39.0 <L> Select Pri. Font (cont). ───────────────────────────────── The last three letters in the font characteristic current value bracket denotes the STROKE WEIGHT {u = ult-Thin, T = Thin, L = Light,M = Medium, N = Normal, B = Bold, b = black, U = Ult-Black}; STYLE {U = Upright, I = Italic}; and ORIENTATION {L = Landscape, P = portrait}. The soft font selected from this box will be reflected in the Main Menu 2 current value brackets for all font settings. !!end!! ║<L> Select Pri. Font╟─┐╔═Select Primary Font═╗┌■Select a ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> Resident font■───╫┘ Resident ┌────┐ ║<2> Soft font ║ font as the │40.0│ ║<A> Abort ║ primary font. └────┘ ╚════════════╤════════╝ Note that │ there are three ╔════Select Primary Font (Resident 1)╧╗ resident fonts lists ║<0> I000 Courier [10 12 MUP] ║ you can rotate ║<1> I001 ║ through using the ║ . ║ <.> More option. ║ . ║ See above help on Soft ║<8> I008 Dutch [prop(B) 10 BUP] ║ font selection for ║<9> I009 ║ meaning of items in ║<A> Abort ║ the brackets. Making ║<.> More ║ a selection from one ╚═╤═══════════════════════════════════╝ of the three list will ╔═╧═╤Select Primary Font (Resident 2)═╗ be reflected in the ╔══╧═Select Primary Font (Resident 3)═╗ Main Menu 2 current ╚═════════════════════════════════════╝ value brackets. !!end!! 41.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<M> Orientation╟─┐╔═Orientation══╗─■Set the orientation for ╚═══════════════╝ └╢<1> Portrait ║ the current primary font. ║<2> Landscape ║ Note that you may select ║<A> Abort ║ any font (ie: I001 - I025) ╚══════════════╝ and then change some of the font characteristics individually. While the current value for <L> Select Pri. Font will still be shown as the font selected from the selection box, the font will not be the same after you individually change any one of the font settings. This is the case for all of the below font settings as well. !!end!! 42.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ══════════════════════════════ ║<N> Spacing ╟─┐╔════Spacing═════════╗─■Set spacing for the ╚════════════╝ └╢<1> Fixed (default) ║ current primary font. ║<2> Proportional ║ This is useful when ║<3> Compressed prop ║ using applications ║<A> Abort ║ that do not control all ╚════════════════════╝ features of the printer. FIXED spacing can be used when printing rows and columns that must be lined up. Proportional spacing is used to account for the fact that letters require different amount of space (ie:"D" take up more space than "I"). !!end!! 43.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<O> Pitch ╟─┐╔═════Pitch════╗─■Set pitch for the primary ╚═══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ font. At the input box, ╚══════════════╝ enter pitch in character per inch (cpi). Note that pitch is only meaningful for FIXED Spacing. If the Spacing is not FIXED then this setting will have {n/a} as its current value. The value is limited to two digits. If the pitch you pick is not available, the printer will be set to the next smaller pitch. However, there is no way for LaserMate400 to know this has occurred. Therefore it is best for you to check to see what pitch is available for your printer by reading the user manual or by executing the self test option. !!end!! 44.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║ Height ╟─┐╔═══Height═════╗─■Set height for the primary ╚══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ font. Enter height in ╚══════════════╝ points at the input box. There are 72 points to an inch. This value is limited to two digits. The default height for the default font is 12 points. !!end!! 45.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<R> Style ╟─┐╔═══Style══════╗─■Set the style by selecting ╚═══════════════╝ └╢<1> Upright ║ from the selection box. The ║<2> Italic ║ default value is Upright. ║<A> Abort ║ ╚══════════════╝ !!end!! 46.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<S> Stroke Weight ╟─┐╔═Stroke Weight═╗─■Set the stroke weight ╚══════════════════╝ └╢<1> ult-Thin ║ for the primary font by ║<2> ult-Thin+ ║ selecting from the ║<3> Thin ║ selection box. This ║<4> Thin+ ║ determines how dark ║<5> Light- ║ your printer print ║<6> Light+ ║ will be. . . . . . . . . . . ║ Normal+ ║ ║<C> Bold ║ ║<D> Bold+ ║ ║<E> black ║ ║<F> black+ ║ ║<G> Ult-Blk ║ ║ <A> Abort ║ ╚═══════════════╝ !!end!! 47.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║ Left Margin╟─┐╔═Left Margin═╗─■Set left margin. This ╚═══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ setting is in columns and ╚═════════════╝ depends on the font size as to where on the paper the setting will place the margin. !!end!! 48.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<V> Right Margin╟─┐╔═Right Margin═╗─■Set right margin. This ╚════════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ setting is in columns and ╚══════════════╝ depends on the selected font size as to where on the paper the setting will place the margin. !!end!! 49.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<W> Line Spacing╟─┐╔═Line Spacing(1,2,3,4,6,8,12,16,14,or 48╗ ╚════════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ ╚╤═══════════════════════════════════════╝ └─■Set the line spacing. This settings determines how much space will be between lines of text. You can use this option to put more space between lines or have the line overlap. The effect of this setting depends on the selected font size. !!end!! 50.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<X> Top Margin╟─┐╔═Top Margin═╗─■Set top margin. This ╚══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ setting is in number of ╚════════════╝ rows. The actual location on the paper depends on the selected font size. !!end!! 51.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<Y> Text Length╟─┐╔═Text Length═╗─■Set text length. This ╚═══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ setting is in number ╚═════════════╝ rows of text the printer will print to a page before it start a new page. !!end!! 52.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<Z> Page Length╟─┐╔═Page Length═╗─■Set page length. This ╚═══════════════╝ └╢Enter: ║ setting is the page length ╚═════════════╝ in number of rows of text the page can have. Top margin plus Text Length can not exceed this setting. This is based on the physical size of the paper being used. !!end!! 53.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ┌╢<+> Symbol Set║ ══════════════════════════════ │╚══════════════╝ ╔════Select Symbol Set (List 1)═╧╗─■Set symbol set from one of ║<1> Danish/Norwegian 1 ║ the four selection boxes. ║<2> Roman Extension ║ Symbol sets contain special ║<3> French ║ characters/symbols for doing ║<4> German ║ special work such as drawing ║<5> Italian ║ boxes and lines. You can ║<6> JIS ASCII (ISO 14) ║ consult you printer manual ║<7> ECMA-94 LATIN 1 (ISO 100) ║ to see what symbol each set ║<8> Swedish/Finnish ║ contains. A good example of ║<9> US ASCII ║ a use for changing the ║<A> Abort ║ symbol set is when doing a ║<.> More ║ SCREEN PRINT of a screen ╚═╤══════════════════════════════╝ which has lines and boxes on ╔═╧╤═Select Symbol Set (List 2)══╗ it. ╔╧╤═Select Symbol Set (List 3)══╗ ╔╧══Select Symbol Set (List 4)══╗ (MORE press [N]) ╚═══════════════════════════════╝ !!end!! 54.0 <+> Symbol Set (cont) ────────────────────────── By setting a symbol set (like IBM-PC SET 2) with the line drawings symbols in it, the lines on the screen will be printed as lines instead of letters or other symbols. Symbol sets also give you access to many math, foreign language, and other special purpose symbols. Consult your printer manual for a more complete understanding of symbol sets. You can also use LaserMate400 <D> Test Print Font option to set the characters in the symbol set. !!end!! 55.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<-> Paper Size║ ╚══════╤═══════╝ │ ╔══════╧═══Paper Size═══════════════╗─■Set the paper size to be ║<1> Executive (7 1/4 x 10 1/2 in.) ║ used by the printer. ║<2> Letter (8 1/2 x 11 in.) ║ ║<3> Legal (8 1/2 x 14 in.) ║ ║<4> Envelope (4.13 x 9 1/2 in.) ║ ║<5> Envelope (3.88 x 7 1/2 in.) ║ ║<A> Abort ║ ╚═══════════════════════════════════╝ !!end!! 56.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ <*> Select Sec. Font. ──────────────────── This option allows you to set the printer secondary font to any one of the resident of soft font. Once you make this selection, the printer will print using this font as long as the {<C> Shift Font} current value is set for {Secondary}. This option takes you to a series of selection menus that are described below. (More Press [N]) !!end!! 57.0 <*> Select Sec. Font. ────────────────────────── ║<*> Select Sec. Font╟─┐╔═Select Sec. Font═╗┌■Select a soft ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> Resident font ║│ font as the ║<2> Soft font ■───╫┘ Secondary font. ║<A> Abort ║ Note that you ╚══════════╤═══════╝ must first │ download the soft fonts ╔════ Select Sec. Font (soft)══════╧═╗ using Main Menu 3. In ║S001 OCR-A Size [10.00 12.00 MUP] ║ this example, only two ║S002 ║ soft fonts have been ║ . ║ downloaded. Note the ║ . ║ font characteristics ║S008 Courier Medium [16.67 7.00 MUL]║ in the brackets next to ║S009 ║ the font name. The ║<A> Abort ║ first number is the ╚════════════════════════════════════╝ pitch in cpi and the second number is the size in points. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 58.0 <*> Select Sec. Font (cont). ──────────────────────────────── The last three letters in the font characteristic current value bracket denotes the STROKE WEIGHT {u = ult-Thin, T = Thin, L = Light,M = Medium, N = Normal, B = Bold, b = black, U = Ult-Black}; STYLE {U = Upright, I = Italic}; and ORIENTATION {L = Landscape, P = portrait}. The soft font selected from this box will be reflected in the Main Menu 2 current value brackets for the <L> option. !!end!! ║<*> Select Sec. Font╟─┐╔═Select Sec. Font═╗┌■Select a ╚════════════════════╝ └╢<1> Resident font■╫┘ Resident ┌──┐ ║<2> Soft font ║ font as the │59│ ║<A> Abort ║ Secondary font. └──┘ ╚════════════╤═════╝ Note that ┌───┘ there are three ╔══Select Sec. Font (Resident 1)═╧═╗ Resident fonts lists ║I000 Courier [10 12 MUP] ║ you can rotate ║I001 ║ through using the ║ . ║ <.> More option. ║ . ║ See above help on Soft ║I008 Dutch [prop(B) 10 BUP] ║ font selection for ║I009 ║ meaning of items in ║<A> Abort ║ the brackets. Making ║<.> More ║ a selection from one ╚═╤════════════════════════════════╝ of the three lists will ╔═╧═╤═Select Sec. Font (Resident 2)═╗ be reflected in the ╔══╧══Select Sec. Font (Resident 3)══╗ Main Menu 2 current ╚════════════════════════════════════╝ value brackets. !!end!! 60.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║</> Set Printer to Current Settings ║ ╚═════════════════╤══════════════════╝ │ ╔═Set Printer to Current Settings══╗─■This option sets all ║<C> Continue ║ printer settings to the ║<A> Abort ║ current values as ╚══════════════════════════════════╝ reflected in LaserMate400 current value brackets. This is useful when you are not sure the printer settings have not been changed by your application program or after you have had to turn to printer off and back on for any reason. You can execute this option at any time. LaserMate400 gives you a chance of executing this option as part of loading a Setting file. !!end!! 61.0 Main Menu 2 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<.> Main Menu 3╠═■Go from Main Menu 2 to Main Menu 3. The ╚═══════════════╝ last option on the Main Menu 2. !!end!! 62.0 Main Menu 3 Options ════════════════════════ LaserMate400's Main Menu 3 contain options for downloading soft font, loading Setting files, saving Setting files and for changing certain configuration aspects of LaserMate400. This menu can be thought of as the configuration and utilities menu for LaserMate400. A short flow diagram and explanation of the options are shown below: !!end!! 63.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<1> Add/Edit Soft Font List║ ╚╤══════════════════════════╝ │ ╔╧Edit Soft Font List═╗ ╔═c:\fontpath\____ as Soft Font Sxxx═╗ ║<1> S001 ╟─╢ Enter: c:\fontpath\ocra.dwn ║ ║<2> S002 ║ ╚╤═══════════════════════════════════╝ ║<3> S003 ║ ■ ║<4> S004 ║ This option let you maintain a list of ║<5> S005 ║ Soft fonts that you will be using ║<6> S006 ║ during a certain session. This box does ║<7> S007 ║ not download the font. You must use the ║<8> S008 ║ downlown option to download the fonts. ║<9> S009 ║ LaserMate400 will hold a list of 9 font ║<A> Abort ║ files at a time. The font files can be ╚═════════════════════╝ located in any directory long as the entire path name is given. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 64.0 <1> Add/Edit Soft Font List (cont) ─────────────────────────────────────── This allow you to select a group of fonts that you normally use with certain applications and enter them in this list so that they can be quickly downloaded to the printer. Save Settings Option save a setting file to disk so that the next time you are ready to use the same list you can use the Load Settings Option to retrieve it from disk. This is a three step option: (1) select the option, (2) select the font number to add/edit and (3) enter the font file path name. Note that the font file default directory path name will appear in the input box (see HELP input boxes). You can accept the default directory by pressing [END] and typing the font file name or enter an entirely different directory by pressing [DOWN ARROW] and entering the whole path name for the font file. Note that you can clear the input box [DOWN ARROW] or you can recall the default path [UP ARROW] at any time prior to pressing [RETURN]. Enter wild card characters in the Input Box to list files. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 65.0 <1> Add/Edit Soft Font List (cont) ─────────────────────────────────────── You can also return from the input box without changing the current value by the following two series of key strokes (1) [DOWN ARROW][RETURN] or (2) [UP ARROW][RETURN]. This list you enter here will be used by the {Download Single Soft Font} and {Download Entire Soft Font List} Options to actually send the downloadable font to the printer. !!end!! 66.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<2> Download Single Soft Font║ ╚═╤═══════════════════════════╝ ╔╧Edit Soft Font List═╗ ╔══Download ____________ as Sxxx═════╗ ║<1> S001 _________ ╟─╢ <C> Continue ║ ║<2> S002 _________ ║ ╚╤═══════════════════════════════════╝ ║<3> S003 _________ ║ ■ ║<4> S004 ║ This option allows you to actually ║<5> S005 ║ download fonts from the font list ║<6> S006 ║ to the printer. This box looks much ║<7> S007 ║ like the {Add/Edit Font List} option ║<8> S008 ║ Selection Box. It displays the file ║<9> S009 ║ name of the files you entered using ║<A> Abort ║ the {Add/Edit Font List} option. ╚═════════════════════╝ Select the font to download to the printer and confirm the selection. You only need to down a font file once unless you turn the printer off. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 67.0 <2> Download Single Soft Font (cont) ───────────────────────────────────────── If you turn the printer off or if you are unsure that the font is downloaded to the printer's memory, then simply download the font again using this option. Note that you could use the {Download Entire Soft Font List} option to download the entire list at once. LaserMate400 come with a few example fonts for the learning purposes only. You should download a few of them to see how this option works. You can get your own downloadable fonts from commercial font package, shareware and other sources. The fonts must be Hewett-Packard Series II compatible. Once you have downloaded the font, it will show in the Soft Font Selection box used by {Main Menu 2} for {Select Pri. Font} and {Select Sec. Font}. You are now able to set the printer to the downloaded soft font. !!end!! 68.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<3> Download Entire Soft Font List ║ ╚══════════════╤════════════════════╝ ╔══════════════╧════════════════╗─■Download the entire font ║<1> Download List to Printer ║ list. Again, once the fonts ║<2> Return Without Downloading ║ are downloaded, they do not ╚═══════════════════════════════╝ have to be download again unless you turn the printer off. The soft font number assigned by LaserMate400 will be the same as the number shown in the {Add/Edit Soft Font List Option} selection box. LaserMate400 font numbers will not be the same as the numbers assigned in the printer self test printout unless you ensure your list have all portrait fonts listed first and landscape fonts listed last. Mixing portrait and landscape fonts will cause the font numbers assigned by LaserMate400 to not agree with the numbers on the self test printout. This is not a problem as long as you use the LaserMate400 assigned numbers to make you selections. !!end!! 69.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<4> Load Settings File ║ ╚╤══════════════════════╝ ╔╧═════════════Load Current Settings═══════════════╗ ║ Enter: c:\settingspath\filename ║ ╚═══╤══════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ■ This option is used to allow you to load a settings file saved earlier by LaserMate400's Save Current Settings Option. This option give you a chance to sent the current settings just loaded to the printer and the chance to download the entire soft font list just loaded by the Setting file. You could simply load the Setting file to view its current settings without affecting the actual printer setting. You can then use the {</> Set Printer to Current Setting} option and the soft font download options to reflect the settings loaded from the file to the printer. (See HELP on Save Settings press [N]) !!end!! 70.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<5> Save Current Settings ║ ╚╤═════════════════════════╝ ╔╧═════════════Save Current Settings═══════════════╗ ║ Enter: c:\settingpath\ ║ ╚═══╤══════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ■ This option is used to allow you to save all of the LaserMate400 current settings in a settings file that can be loaded later. This allow you to select a list of soft fonts, and desired settings including all of the current values in Main Menu 1, Main Menu 2, the current Hot-Key and the default paths and save them to disk. For example, if you desire your printers to have certain settings for Word Processing and different settings for Spreadsheet you can save a settings file for each and load them later. Setting files have an extension of {.SET}. If you leave off the extension, LaserMate400 will add it. !!end!! 71.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<6> Default Path List ║ ╚══════════╤═══════════╝ ╔═══════════╧════════════╗─■This option allow you to change the ║ <1> Program Path Name ║ default value for the directories ║ <2> Settings Path Name ║ LaserMate400 uses to save and load ║ <3> Fonts Path Name ║ files. This is very important and you ║ <4> Help Path Name ║ should make sure you understand this ║ <5> Reset to Original ║ option before you change anything in ║ <A> Accept ║ it. LaserMate400 comes configured ╚════════════════════════╝ to run in directory C:\LM400\. Therefore the default Program Path Name is C:\LM400\. LaserMate400 comes with C:\LM400\ as the default for all of the path names. This means that all setting files, fonts files, and help files are expected to be in the same directory. You may want to keep you font files separate from your settings files in different directories. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 72.0 <6> Default Path List (cont) ═════════════════════════════════ This option allow you to do that. Since all of the path name information is saved in the settings file, you can have different default path for different setting files. That is to say that you can have one set of path names for word processing and a different one for spreadsheets. LaserMate400 expect to find LM400.HLP and LM400.IDX in the Help Path Name directory. It expect to find the actual program LM400.EXE in the Program Path Name directory. It expect to find the Settings files in the Settings Path Name directory and expect the files to have an extension of {.SET}. It expect to find the soft font files in the Fonts Path Name directory. (MORE press [N]) !!end!! 73.0 <6> Default Path List (cont) ═════════════════════════════════ Note that you can change all of this. The default paths automatically show in various Input Boxes for ease of direct selection from the Directory Box. However font files, and settings files can be in any directory -- this would simply mean that you would have to enter the entire path name as you ask LaserMate400 to work on font files and settings files. LaserMate400 comes with some required files and example files. LM400.HLP and LM400.IDX should be in the default HELP directory. LM400.FNT should be in the default FONTS directory. LM400.SET should be in the default SETTINGS directory. While LaserMate400 will function without these files, they help LaserMate400 locate the default directories. It is also helpful but not necessary if you put the default files in the "PATH" line of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. LaserMate400 come with example font and settings files end with {.FNT} and {.SET} for learning only. !!end!! 74.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<R> ReIndex HELP file ╟─■This option is only used after you ╚══════════════════════╝ edit the HELP file LM400.HLP. Once again, you should not edit this file until you are sure you have a back up of the original file. This option reads the HELP file LM400.HLP and create the index file LM400.IDX for LaserMate400 to use to find the Main Menu Options in the HELP file more quickly more quickly that the normal find (search) process. (See General LaserMate400 Help for MORE press [N]) !!end!! 75.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<H> General LaserMate400 Help╟─■To near the top of the HELP ╚═════════════════════════════╝ file. You can press [N] to step through the HELP file. Since the HELP file screens are in the same order as the three Main Menus, this would be a good way to learn how to use LaserMate400. The HELP file is an ASCII file which can be edited with a ASCII capable word processor. However, you should only do so after you are sure you have a backup of the original file. If you do edit the HELP file you should make sure you execute the Reindex Help File option after you finish. Failure to do so will cause the HELP function to be slow. There are only a few rules the HELP file must follow: (1) must be pure ASCII file, (2) Must end with !!EOF!! (lower case), (3) screen area must be limited to less than 19 lines, (4) last line must be !!END!! (lower case), (5) must have file name of LM400.HLP, (6) text lines must be less than 66 characters. Line longer than the limit will cause LaserMate400 to malfunction. !!end!! 76.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<K> Hot Key [F10] ╟─■This option allows you to change the ╚═╤════════════════╝ Hot Key (The key stroke needed to │ activate Main Menu 1 from the Dos prompt │ or an application program). There ╔╧Hot Key (Special Key)═╗ are 60 different Hot Key selections ║ <1> RShift ║ that can be made. By selecting a ║ <2> LShift ║ special key and a function key, ║ <3> Ctrl ║ you should be able to avoid ║ <4> Alt ║ conflicts with your application ║ <5> None ║ programs. You should note that the ║ <A> Abort ║ Setting Files saves the current Hot ╚╤══════════════════════╝ key settings. Therefore, loading a │ Setting File may change the ╔╧════Hot Key (Function Key)═══╗ Hot Key. If you quit ║ Enter: xx_ ║ LaserMate400 without knowing ╚══════════════════════════════╝ the Hot Key setting, you will have to try until you find the right one. If the Hot Key includes a special key, you must hold down the Special Key (RShift, LShift, Ctrl or Alt) while pressing the function key. !!end!! 77.0 Main Menu 3 Options (cont) ═══════════════════════════════ ║<.> Main Menu 1╠═■Go from Main Menu 3 to Main Menu 1. Last ╚═══════════════╝ option in Main Menu 3. !!end!! 78.0 Index1 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> Form Feed <2> Master Reset Printer <3> Self Test <4> Eject Page <5> Underline <6> Alternate pitch <7> Number of copies <8> End of Line Wrap <9> Skip Perforation <A> Paper Input Display Function <C> Shift Font <D> Test Print Font <E> Reset Margins Unload LaserMate400 !!end!! 79.0 Index2 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <L> Select Pri. Font <M> Orientation <N> Spacing <O> Pitch Height <R> Style <S> Stroke Weight <T> Like Typeface Left Margin !!end!! 80.0 Index3 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <V> Right Margin <W> Line Spacing <X> Top Margin <Y> Text Length <Z> Page Length <+> Symbol Set <-> Paper Size <*> Select Sec. Font </> Set Printer to Current Settings !!end!! 81.0 Index4 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> Add/Edit Soft Font List <2> Download Single Soft Font <3> Download Entire Soft Font List <4> Load Settings File <5> Save Current Settings <6> Default Path List <H> General LaserMate400 Help Last Settings Loaded--> <1> Program Path Name <2> Settings Path Name <3> Fonts Path Name <4> Help Path Name <5> Reset to Original <A> Accept !!end!! 82.0 Index5 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> Download List to Printer <2> Return Without Downloading <1> Download Font to Printer <2> Return Without Downloading <1> Fixed on <2> Floating on <3> Underline off <1> 10 cpi <2> 16.66 cpi <3> 12 cpi <1> On <2> Off <.> More <A> Abort !!end!! 83.0 Index6 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> Primary <2> Secondary <1> Eject <2> Automatic <3> Manual <4> Envelope <1> Resident font <2> Soft font <1> Portrait <2> Landscape <1> Fixed (default) <2> Proportional <3> Compressed prop !!end!! 84.0 Index7 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> ult-Thin <2> ult-Thin+ <3> Thin <4> Thin+ <5> Light- <6> Light+ <7> Light <8> Medium <9> Normal Normal+ <C> Bold <D> Bold+ <E> black <F> black+ <G> Ult-Blk !!end!! 85.0 Index8 ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ <1> Executive (7 1/4 x 10 1/2 in.) <2> Letter (8 1/2 x 11 in.) <3> Legal (8 1/2 x 14 in.) <4> Envelope (4.13 x 9 1/2 in.) <5> Envelope (3.88 x 7 1/2 in.) <1> Upright <2> Italic !!end!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!! !!eof!!