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- Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 11:13:54 EDT
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- From: Duane Beyer <URDB@MARIST.BITNET>
- Subject: = sign taking up 2 space when ORIENT(W) used in Waterloo Script
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- Hi,
-
- We are scripting a file with Waterloo Script 90.1 using the I3820
- parameter. When we invoke the I3820 processor we use the parameter
- ORIENT(W). This is causing all of the = (EQUAL) signs in the file to take
- up two spaces. This first byte is the equal sign and the second is a blank.
- This does not happen when script with ORIENT(N) parameter. We are using the
- serif 8 font, an IBM 3827 printer and waterloo script 90.1. Has anyone a
- clue?
-
- Thanks,
- Duane
-
-
- Example:
-
- This is a t=e=st (this will print as)
- This is a T= e= st (this)
-