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;---------------------------------------------------------------------
; Printer Definition File for the EPSON FX series of printers
; Used by the D&D Tools program by BAD SOFTWARE
; (C) Copyright 1989 by Tony Martin
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
; The semicolon (;) character is used to define comments in the PRD.
; Use a ; before any line that is not part of the actual printer
; code information.
; If you do not want the D&D Tools program to use a specific feature
; (like BOLD or NLQ), simply leave that feature blank, or delete the
; entry in this file for it.
; The XASCII code is used internally by the D&D Tools program, and
; tells it if your printer can use the extended ASCII character set,
; such as the box drawing characters. Enter a value of OFF
; printer cannot print these, or a value of ON of it can.
; The EPSON FX series can print these characters, but only if the
; printer DIP switch 1-3 (located in the back of the printer) is
; set to the ON position. See your printer manual for more info.
XASCII = ON
; The RESET code initializes and clears the printer.
RESET = 027 064
; The NLQON code tells D&D Tools how to set the Near Letter Quality
; font on your printer. NLQOFF tells D&D Tools how to turn it off.
; If your printer does not have one, you do not want it used, or is the
; default on your printer, then you can delete this entry, or comment it
; out with a semicolon.
NLQON = 027 120 1
NLQOFF = 027 120 0
; The BOLDON and BOLDOFF codes tell D&D Tools how to turn bold type on
; and off. If you do not have Bold capability or do not want D&D Tools
; to use it, then you can delete this entry or comment it out by placing
; a semicolon in from of it.
; NOTE: For the EPSON FX series, a combination of the EMPHASIZED and the
; DOUBLE STRIKE modes is used. This is sometimes known as the
; Wallbanger method.
BOLDON = 027 069 027 071
BOLDOFF = 027 070 027 072