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Áà ì)ÁÃÃInterim Documentation for
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WordPerfect Corporation's PTR program, distributed with WordPerfect version 5.0, is a
powerful and beautifully designed tool for writing or modifying printer drivers. With PTR,
you can customize drivers to any imaginable configuration.

Unfortunately, PTR is distributed with no documentation other than the built©in help facility.
This facility is excellent, but there are times when written documentation is much more
convenient. The purpose of this document is to provide an interim reference manual ©© which
will, I hope, shortly be succeeded by a comprehensive technical manual from WordPerfect
Corporation.

All of the technical information in this manual is taken directly from the PTR help screens. I
have captured virtually all the help screens; formatted, organized, and indexed them; prepared
a screen map and a glossary; and performed some minor editing. The technical information is
from WordPerfect Corporation, and I cannot vouch for its accuracy, although I have not
found anything I know to be wrong.

I intend to maintain and improve this document as long as is necessary ©© i.e., until we get the
hoped©for manual from WordPerfect. Therefore, I would appreciate your comments,
corrections, and suggestions. I prefer that you contact me via CompuServe, either on the
WPSG forum or Easyplex. My CompuServe ID is 72267,3201. If necessary, you may mail
material to me at the following address:

Áà ì/ÁStuart Bloom
Áà ì'ÁTechnical Training Consultant
Áà ì"Á1278 W. Northwest Highway ©© Suite 903
Áà ì-ÁPalatine IL 60067

I hope you find this document useful.

Stu Bloom
May 13, 1988

Update note -- May 18, 1988

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ÂX ÂÁ° ÁScreen MapsÆÐ ÆÁp(#ZÁ 1

ÂX ÂÁ° ÁScreen DescriptionsÆÐ ÆÁp(#ZÁ 4
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAbsolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp:(#ZÁ 4
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁÃÃÄÄAbsolute Vertical MotionÆÐ ` ÆÁp*(#ZÁ 4
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁÃÃÄÄAppearance/StyleÆÐ ` ÆÁp"(#ZÁ 4
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAttributesÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 5
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto BoldÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 5
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto ColorÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 5
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Double Underline on Same PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp4(#ZÁ 5
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Double Underline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp8(#ZÁ 6
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Redline on Same PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp+(#ZÁ 6
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Redline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp/(#ZÁ 6
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto ShadowÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 7
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Simulated Italics (NOT Italics)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp6(#ZÁ 7
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Strikeout on Same PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp-(#ZÁ 7
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Strikeout on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp1(#ZÁ 7
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Underline on Same PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp-(#ZÁ 8
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAuto Underline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp1(#ZÁ 8
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAutomatic Font Change Cross Reference for ÆÐ ` ÆÁpG(#ZÁ 8
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAutomatic Font Change Cross Reference for ÆÐ ` ÆÁpZ(#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁAutomatic Font ChangesÆÐ ` ÆÁp((#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBackspace OverstrikeÆÐ ` ÆÁp&(#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBackspace RedliningÆÐ ` ÆÁp%(#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBackspace StrikeoutÆÐ ` ÆÁp%(#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBackspace UnderliningÆÐ ` ÆÁp'(#ZÁ 9
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBitmap GraphicsÆÐ ` ÆÁp!(#ZÁ 10
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBoldÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 10
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁBuilt©In SetÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 11
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁCharacter MapÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 11
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁCharacter Map: ÆÐ ` ÆÁp+(#ZÁ 11
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁColorÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 12
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁData Format FlagsÆÐ ` ÆÁp#(#ZÁ 12
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁDouble Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp@(#ZÁ 12
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁDouble UnderlineÆÐ ` ÆÁp"(#ZÁ 12
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁFont: ÆÐ ` ÆÁp#(#ZÁ 13
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁFontsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 14
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁFonts in GroupÆÐ ` ÆÁp (#ZÁ 15
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁFormsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 15
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁGraphics ExpressionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp&(#ZÁ 15
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁGraphics ResolutionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp&(#ZÁ 16
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁGroup: ÆÐ ` ÆÁp%(#ZÁ 17
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁGroup: Built©In FontsÆÐ ` ÆÁp'(#ZÁ 17
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁGroupsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 17
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁHelps and Hints about PrinterÆÐ ` ÆÁp/(#ZÁ 18
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁHMI (only)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 18Ô
4'ÔÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁHMI (with microspacing)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 19
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁHorizontal MotionÆÐ ` ÆÁp#(#ZÁ 19
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁItalicsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 21
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁLoad and Select StringsÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 21
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁLoad/Unload CommandsÆÐ ` ÆÁp&(#ZÁ 21
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMargins and # Fonts/PageÆÐ ` ÆÁp*(#ZÁ 21
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMiscellaneous Font FeaturesÆÐ ` ÆÁp-(#ZÁ 22
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMiscellaneous InformationÆÐ ` ÆÁp+(#ZÁ 22
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMiscellaneous Printer CommandsÆÐ ` ÆÁp0(#ZÁ 23
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁModes SupportedÆÐ ` ÆÁp!(#ZÁ 23
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMonochrome Column Data FormatÆÐ ` ÆÁp/(#ZÁ 24
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMonochrome Raster Data FormatÆÐ ` ÆÁp/(#ZÁ 24
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMultiple Intensity ShadingÆÐ ` ÆÁp,(#ZÁ 24
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMultiple Pass OverstrikeÆÐ ` ÆÁp*(#ZÁ 25
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁMultiple Pass ShadowingÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 25
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁOrientationsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 26
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁPrinter StringÆÐ ` ÆÁp (#ZÁ 26
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁProportional Spacing TableÆÐ ` ÆÁp,(#ZÁ 26
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁProportional Spacing Table: ÆÐ ` ÆÁp:(#ZÁ 27
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁProportionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 27
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁQualityÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 28
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁRedlineÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 28
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁRelative Horizontal Spacing (microspace)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp:(#ZÁ 29
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁRelative Vertical MotionÆÐ ` ÆÁp*(#ZÁ 30
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁResourcesÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 30
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁRGB (Red, Green, Blue) TableÆÐ ` ÆÁp.(#ZÁ 31
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁRules and Shaded BoxesÆÐ ` ÆÁp((#ZÁ 31
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSerifsÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 32
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁShadowÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 32
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁShapeÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 32
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSingle Intensity Shading (Rules)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp2(#ZÁ 33
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSize and Spacing InformationÆÐ ` ÆÁp.(#ZÁ 33
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSoft Font Format TypeÆÐ ` ÆÁp'(#ZÁ 35
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁStress (Line Thickness)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 35
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁStrikeoutÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 35
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSubstitute FontsÆÐ ` ÆÁp"(#ZÁ 36
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁTriple Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp@(#ZÁ 36
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁTwin Pass © Auto UnderlineÆÐ ` ÆÁp,(#ZÁ 36
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁTwin Pass © WP's UnderlineÆÐ ` ÆÁp,(#ZÁ 37
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁType ThroughÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 38
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁType Through ExpressionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp*(#ZÁ 38
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁTypeface: ÆÐ ` ÆÁp+(#ZÁ 39
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁUnderlineÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 39
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁVariablesÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 40
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁVertical MotionÆÐ ` ÆÁp!(#ZÁ 40
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁVMI (Vertical Motion Index)ÆÐ ` ÆÁp-(#ZÁ 41
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWeightÆÐ ` ÆÁp(#ZÁ 41
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWP's Double Underline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp8(#ZÁ 41
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWP's Redline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp/(#ZÁ 42
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWP's Strikeout on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp1(#ZÁ 43
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWP's Underline on Separate PassÆÐ ` ÆÁp1(#ZÁ 43
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ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁWPDL VariablesÆÐ ` ÆÁp (#ZÁ 45
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁArithmetic OperatorsÆÐ ` ÆÁp&(#ZÁ 49
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁString Output FunctionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 49
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁSpecial OperatorsÆÐ ` ÆÁp#(#ZÁ 50
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁConditional ExpressionsÆÐ ` ÆÁp)(#ZÁ 51
ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÁÁEntering WPDL CodesÆÐ ` ÆÁp%(#ZÁ 52

ÅxÅÂX ÂÁ° ÁGlossaryÆÐ ÆÁp(#ZÁ 53

ÂX ÂÁ° ÁIndexÆÐ ÆÁp(#ZÁ 56

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This section shows the route to each screen in the PTR program (the screens are described in
the Ã ÃScreen DescriptionsÄ Ä section.

ÃÃTop©levelÄÄ screens ©© those shown flush left below and on the following pages -- are selected
from a list that appears when a printer is chosen. Lower©level screens are accessed through
the paths indicatec by this map.

Note that some screens appear more than once; there are multiple routes to these screens.

Initialize and Reset

Horizontal Motion
Á ÁHMI (only)
Á ÁHMI (with microspacing)
Á ÁRelative Horizontal Spacing (microspace)
Á ÁAbsolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace)

Vertical Motion
Á ÁVMI (Vertical Motion Index)
Á ÁRelative Vertical Motion
Á ÁAbsolute Vertical Motion

Margins and # Fonts/Page

Type Through
Á ÁType Through Expressions
Á ÁModes Supported

Miscellaneous Printer Commands

Miscellaneous Information

Fonts
Á ÁFont
Á ÁÁ` ÁTypeface
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁTypeface:
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁAppearance/Style
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁAttributes
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁSerifs
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁShape
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁStress (Line Thickness)
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁWeight
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁProportions
Á ÁÁ` ÁOrientations
Á ÁÁ` ÁCharacter Maps
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁCharacter Map:
Á ÁÁ` ÁSize and Spacing Information
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁProportional Spacing Table
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁProportional Spacing Table

Á ÁÁ` ÁLoad and Select StringsÔ
4'ÔÁ ÁÁ` ÁGroups
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁGroup: Built©In Fonts
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁGroup:
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁFonts in Group
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁLoad/Unload Commands
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%ÁResources
Á ÁÁ` ÁResources
Á ÁÁ` ÁAutomatic Font Changes
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁAutomatic Font Change Cross©Reference for
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÂ` %ÂAutomatic Font Change Cross©Reference for
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Á ÁÁ` ÁSubstitute Fonts
Á ÁÁ` ÁQuality
Á ÁÁ` ÁMiscellaneous Font Features

ÅÅGroups
Á ÁBuilt©In Set
Á ÁGroup:
Á ÁÁ` ÁFonts in Group
Á ÁÁ` ÁLoad/Unload Commands
Á ÁÁ` ÁResources
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Resources

Forms

Graphics resolutions

Bitmap Graphics
Á ÁMonochrome Column Data Format
Á ÁÁ` ÁGraphics Expressions
Á ÁÁ` ÁData Format Flags
Á ÁMonochrome Raster Data Format

Rules and Shaded Boxes
Á ÁSingle Intensity Shading (Rules)
Á ÁMultiple Intensity Shading

Bold
Á ÁAuto Bold
Á ÁDouble Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)
Á ÁTriple Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)
Á ÁMultiple Pass Overstrike
Á ÁBackspace Overstrike

Underline
Á ÁAuto Underline on Same Pass
Á ÁAuto Underline on Separate Pass
Á ÁWP's Underline on Separate Pass
Á ÁBackspace Underlining

Double Underline
Á ÁAuto Double Underline on Same Pass
Á ÁAuto Double Underline on Separate Pass
Á ÁWP's Double Underline on Separate PassÔ
Ð&ÔÁ ÁTwin Pass © Auto Underline
Á ÁTwin Pass © WP's Underline

Italics
Á ÁAuto Simulated Italics (NOT Italics)

Strikeout
Á ÁAuto Strikeout on Same Pass
Á ÁAuto Strikeout on Separate Pass
Á ÁWP's Strikeout on Separate Pass

ÅÅRedline
Á ÁAuto Redline on Same Pass
Á ÁAuto Redline on Separate Pass
Á ÁWP's Redline on Separate Pass
Á ÁBackspace Redlining

ÅÅShadow
Á ÁAuto Shadow
Á ÁMultiple Pass Shadowing

Color
Á ÁAuto Color
Á ÁÁ` ÁPrinter String
Á ÁÁ` ÁRGB (Red, Green, Blue) Table

Helps and Hints about Printer

Soft Font Format Type

Variables
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In this section, each PTR screen is described. Terms in ÃÃsmall capitalsÄÄ (if your printer can
print small capitals) are found in the glossary (although no attempt has been made to mark
every appearance of every term that appears in the glossary.

ÃÃ××Absolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace)×4Absolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace) screen4×××ÄÄÔ
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ÃÃÄÄThe printer has ÃÃabsolute microspacingÄÄ×Absolute microspacing× capabilities. If it is available, this is usually the best
horizontal driver type to use.
ÃÃÄÄ
ÒÆ°h(#ÆÒÅÅÃÃÄÄMove to Horizontal Position×)Move to Horizontal Position commands)×Ô
Ý Ô Commands that move the printhead to the specified
horizontal position×?horizontal positioning commandsMove to Horizontal Position?×. At print time WP stores in variable
XPOS the position to which the printer should move. The
HP LaserJet+ could use [27] "*p" ASCII(XPOS) "X".Ô!

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ÃÃÅ¹Å××ÃÃÄÄAbsolute Vertical MotionÄÄ×$Absolute Vertical Motion screen$×××Ô
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ÃÃÄÄThis screen lists printer control strings for performing ÃÃabsolute vertical motionÄÄ×Absolute vertical motion×. The
position is a multiple of the printer's Units of Vertical Motion.
ÃÃÄÄÅ¹Å
ÅÅÃÃÄÄMove to Vertical Position×'Move to Vertical Position commands'×Ô
æ Ô Commands that move the printhead to the specified
vertical position×;Vertical positioning commandsMove to Vertical Position;×. At print time WP stores in variable
YPOS the position to which the printer should move. The
HP LaserJet+ could use [27] "*p" ASCII(YPOS) "Y".Ô!
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ÃÃÅ¹Å××ÃÃÄÄAppearance/StyleÄÄ×Appearance/Style screen×××Ô
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ÃÃÄÄThis screen lists attributes×>Attributesgeneral appearance, style, or use of a typeface>× describing the general appearance, style, or use of a typeface.
Those attributes that apply to the current typeface are marked (*).
ÃÃÄÄÅ¹Å
Å(ÅÃÃÄÄCasual×Casual×
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§ Ô This typeface is appropriate in casual settings (e.g., Dom
Casual).
ÃÃÄÄÅ(ÅÔ!
_ _ ï !Ô¯Å(ÅConnected Letters×Connected Letters×Ô
Ô The letters are connected to each other like cursive
handwriting (e.g., Commercial Script).Ô!
Ï Ï !Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅÃÃÄÄDecorative×Decorative×Ô
? Ô The typeface is purely decorative and would probably be
used sparingly and to draw attention (e.g., typefaces
designed with rainbows, stars and stripes, vines and
leaves).Ô!
g ÷ ? !Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅÃÃÄÄFormal×Formal×Ô
×! Ô Typeface is appropriate in formal settings (e.g., script or
novel typefaces used for wedding invitations and
restaurant menus).Ô!
G# " ×! !Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅÃÃÄÄFuturistic×Futuristic×Ô
·$ Ô Typeface appears futuristic (e.g., like a computer display
or LCD).
ÃÃÄÄÅ(ÅÔ!
'& o% ·$ !Ô°Å(ÅOld Style×Old Style×Ô

Ô Typeface is old fashioned (e.g., Old English, Raphael,
Uncial).
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!Ô¯ÅPÅScript×Script× or Calligraphic×Calligraphic×Ô
(
Ô Typeface is fashioned after characters made with hand
brushed strokes. Script typefaces generally have as few
strokes as possible and are smooth and flowing (e.g.,
Commercial Script), whereas calligraphic typefaces have
many strokes, often at sharp angles (e.g., Old English).Ô!

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ÃÃÅ¹Å××AttributesÄÄ×Attributes screen×××Ô
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This screen lists printing attributes×AttributesPrinting× that apply to a font's typeface characters. Those attributes
that define the current typeface are marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅpÅItalic×Italic× or Oblique× Oblique ×Ô
é

Ô Characters are italicized or slanted.Ô!
é

¡
é

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Å(ÅOutline× Outline ×Ô
Y
Ô Each character shows the profile or outline of the letter it
represents with white (open) centers.
Å(ÅÔ!
É

Y
!Ô¯Å(ÅShadow×Shadow×Ô

Ô Characters look three dimensional because of gray or
black shadows in one or two directions.
Å(ÅÔ!
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!Ô¯Å(ÅSmall Caps×Small Caps×Ô
©
Ô Lowercase letters are capitals printed smaller than
uppercase capitals.Ô!
a
a
©
!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅÅ××Auto BoldÄÄ×Auto Bold screen×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing bold text with the printer's bold× Bold × feature.
ÅÅ
ÅpÅAuto Bold×Auto Bold commands× OnÔ

Ô Commands that turn on bold feature.Ô!

B

!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Bold OffÔ
ú
Ô Commands that turn off bold feature.Ô!
ú
²
ú
!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Auto ColorÄÄ×Auto Color screen×××Ô
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This screen displays categories that define color capabilities×Color capabilities× on the current printer.
ÅÅ
Å(ÅPrinter StringÔ
#
Ô This category lists the strings that control the printer's
color capabilities.Ô!
Û
Û
#
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Å(ÅRGB (Red, Green, Blue)
Table×!RGB (Red, Green, Blue) Table!×Ô

Ô This category lists the printer's available colors.Ô!
K
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K
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ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Double Underline on Same PassÄÄ××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for double underlining×Double underlining× with the printer's double
underline feature on the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Double Underline×#Auto Double Underline commands#× OnÔ
ä%
Ô Commands that turn on double underline feature.Ô!
ä%
&
ä%
!Ô¯ÅpÅÔ
&
ÔÅpÅAuto Double Underline OffÔ
Ô Commands that turn off double underline feature.Ô!
¸!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Double Underline on Separate PassÄÄ×2Auto Double Underline on Separate Pass screen2×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for double underlining×Double underlining× with the printer's double
underline feature on a printhead pass after the text has been printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Double Underline OnÔ
áÔ Commands that turn on double underline feature.Ô!
áá!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Double Underline×#Auto Double Underline commands#× OffÔ
QÔ Commands that turn off double underline feature.Ô!
Q Q!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅÅCharacter to Use for
Movement×"Character to Use for Movement"×Ô
y Ô For printers that cannot double underline motion spaces
(e.g., microspacing), value of WP character to use for
horizontal movement (e.g., 32 or ' '). Value = 256 *
char_set_num + char_num.
ÅÅÔ!
¡1
Á!Ô¯ÅPÅVertical Movement (1200ths)Ô
Y Ô For adjusting vertical position of double underline×&Double underlinevertical position&×, signed
distance the line should be moved down. Since fonts of
different sizes may need different vertical movements,
this value should be a function of the font size (e.g.,
PTSIZE/3).Ô!
9
Y !Ô¯ÅPÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Redline on Same PassÄÄ×%Auto Redline on Same Pass screen%×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing redline text with the printer's redline feature on
the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Redline×Auto Redline commands× OnÔ
Ô Commands that turn on redline feature.Ô!
Ò!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Redline OffÔ
Ô Commands that turn off redline feature.Ô!
B!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Redline on Separate PassÄÄ×)Auto Redline on Separate Pass screen)×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing redline× Redline × text with the printer's redline feature on a
printhead pass after the text has been printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Redline OnÔ
kÔ Commands that turn on redline feature.Ô!
k#k!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Redline×Auto Redline commands× OffÔ
ÛÔ Commands that turn off redline feature.Ô!
ÛÛ!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅÅCharacter to Use for
Movement×"Character to Use for Movement"×Ô
Ô For printers that cannot redline motion spaces (e.g.,
microspacing), value of WP character to use for horizontal
movement (e.g., 32 or ' '). Value = 256 * char_set_num
+ char_num.Ô!
s!» K!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅVertical AdjustmentÔ
ã"Ô For adjusting vertical position of redline×(Redlinevertical position adjustment(×, signed distance
the line should be moved down. Since fonts of different
sizes may need different vertical movements, this value
should be a function of the font size (e.g., PTSIZE/7).Ô!
%#ã"!Ô¯ÅÅ
Ô
{&ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto ShadowÄÄ×Auto Shadow screen×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing shadow text×Shadow text× with the printer's shadow feature on
the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Shadow×Auto Shadow commands× OnÔ
¹ Ô Commands that turn on shadow feature.Ô!
¹ q ¹ !Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Shadow OffÔ
) Ô Commands that turn off shadow feature.Ô!
) á ) !Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Simulated Italics (NOT Italics)ÄÄ××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for using a printer feature representing italics (e.g., oblique or
color printing) on the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Simulated Italics OnÔ

Ô Commands that turn on simulated italics feature.Ô!

Â
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Simulated Italics OffÔ
z Ô Commands that turn off simulated italics feature.Ô!
z 2
z !Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Strikeout on Same PassÄÄ×'Auto Strikeout on Same Pass screen'×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing strikeout×Strikeout× text with the printer's strikeout feature
on the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Strikeout×Auto Strikeout commands× OnÔ
[ Ô Commands that turn on strikeout feature.Ô!
[ [ !Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Strikeout OffÔ
Ë Ô Commands that turn off strikeout feature.Ô!
Ë Ë !Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Strikeout on Separate PassÄÄ×+Auto Strikeout on Separate Pass screen+×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing strikeout×Strikeout× text with the printer's strikeout feature
on a printhead pass after the text has been printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Strikeout×Auto Strikeout commands× OnÔ
¬ Ô Commands that turn on strikeout feature.Ô!
¬ d ¬ !Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Strikeout OffÔ
Ô Commands that turn off strikeout feature.Ô!
Ô !Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅÅCharacter to Use for
Movement×"Character to Use for Movement"×Ô
D Ô For printers that cannot print strikeout line through
motion spaces (e.g., microspacing), value of WP character
to use for horizontal movement (e.g., 32 or ' '). Value =
256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
´ ü !Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅPÅVertical AdjustmentÔ
$ Ô For adjusting vertical position of strikeout×)Strikeoutadjusting vertical position)× line, signed
distance the line should be moved down. Since fonts of
different sizes may need different vertical movements,
this value should be a function of the font size (e.g.,
PTSIZE/7).Ô!
# Ü $ !Ô¯ÅPÅ
Ô
t$ ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Underline on Same PassÄÄ×'Auto Underline on Same Pass screen'×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for underlining×Underlining× with the printer's underline feature on
the same pass on which text is printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Underline×Auto Underline commands× OnÔ
¹
Ô Commands that turn on underline feature.Ô!
¹
q
¹
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Underline OffÔ
)
Ô Commands that turn off underline feature.Ô!
)
á
)
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ÃÃÅ¹Å××Auto Underline on Separate PassÄÄ×+Auto Underline on Separate Pass screen+×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for underlining×Underlining× with the printer's underline feature on
a printhead pass after the text has been printed.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅAuto Underline×Auto Underline commands× OnÔ

Ô Commands that turn on underline feature.Ô!

Â

!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Underline OffÔ
z
Ô Commands that turn off underline feature.Ô!
z
2

z
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅÅCharacter to Use for
Movement×"Character to Use for Movement"×Ô
¢
Ô For printers that cannot underline motion spaces (e.g.,
microspacing), value of WP character to use for horizontal
movement (e.g., 32 or ' '). Value = 256 * char_set_num +
char_num.Ô!

Z
ê

!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅPÅVertical Movement (1200ths)Ô

Ô For adjusting vertical position of underline×)Underlineadjusting vertical position)×, signed
distance the line should be moved down. Since fonts of
different sizes may need different vertical movements,
this value should be a function of the font size (e.g.,
PTSIZE/3).Ô!
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ÃÃÅáÅ××Automatic Font Change×Automatic Font Change× Cross Reference for ÄÄ×BAutomatic Font Change Cross Reference for screensB×××Ô
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This screen displays a cross reference of ÃÃautomatic font changes×Automatic font changes×ÄÄ (AFCs) for fonts in the
current printer definition. In the cross reference table, all fonts (rows) and all printing
attributes (columns) are listed. The table entry specifies whether an AFC exists for the fontªattribute combination, and whether that AFC is to the cross reference font×Cross reference font× named at the top
of the screen.
ÅáÅ
ÅàÅFont Names and Printing
AttributesÔ
#
Ô Each row names a font in the current printer definition.
Each column symbolizes a printing attribute for which an
AFC can be specified.Ô!
Û
Û
k
!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅ[Enter]Ô
K
Ô Change cross reference font (named at the top of the
screen) to the cursor font. In the cross reference table, an
asterisk (*) indicates an AFC to this font.Ô!
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K
!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅSwitch ([Shift©F3])Ô
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Ô Displays AFCs for current font.Ô!
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ã"
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ÅpÅ*Ô
#
Ô Use Cross Ref FontÔ!
#
S$
#
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅ[Del]Ô
%
Ô Delete Auto Font ChangeÔ!
%
Ã%
%
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
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ÔÃÃÅÅ××Automatic Font Change Cross Reference for ÄÄ×BAutomatic Font Change Cross Reference for screensB×××Ô
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This screen lists all fonts defined for the printer.
ÅÅ
Å(Å[Enter]Ô
Ô Assigns the highlighted font as the AFC font for the
of the .Ô!
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ÃÃÅqÅ××Automatic Font ChangesÄÄ×"Automatic Font Changes screen"×××Ô
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This screen displays ÃÃautomatic font changes×Automatic font changes×ÄÄ (AFCs) for the current font's printing attributes×Attributesprinting×
(e.g., bold, italics, large, subscript). Only fonts available in the current printer definition can
be used to define each font's AFCs.
ÅqÅ
ÅpÅSwitch ([F3])Ô
R
Ô Displays cross reference list×.automatic font changecross reference list.× of all fonts and their AFCs.Ô!
R

R
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(Å[Enter]Ô
ÂÔ A menu of defined fonts appears. Any font may be
selected for any feature.Ô!
z z Â!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Backspace OverstrikeÄÄ× Backspace Overstrike screen ×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing bold× Bold × text by backspacing and overstriking each
bold character a specified number of times.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅNumber of Images×Number of Images×Ô
[Ô Number of images (original + overstrikes) for bold text.
The minimum and default value is 2.Ô!
[!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅÓÅ××Backspace RedliningÄÄ×Backspace Redlining screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing redline× Redline × text by backspacing and printing a
character (e.g., ÀÀ).Ô
N
Ô
ÅÓÅ
Å(ÅRedline Character×Redline Character×Ô
Ô Value of WP character to use for redlining (e.g., 300h or
768 for ÀÀ). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
ÆÆ!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Backspace StrikeoutÄÄ×Backspace Strikeout screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing strikeout×Strikeout× text by backspacing and printing a
character (e.g., '©').
Å¹Å
Å(ÅStrikeout Character×Strikeout Character×Ô
§Ô Value of WP character to use for strikeout (e.g., 45 or '©').
Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
_ _ §!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Backspace UnderliningÄÄ×!Backspace Underlining screen!×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for underlining×Underlining× by backspacing and printing a
character (e.g., '_').
Å¹ÅÔ
%ÔÅ(ÅUnderline Character×Underline Character×Ô
Ô Value of WP character to use for underlining (e.g., 95 or
'_'). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
¸¸!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅNumber of Images×Number of Images×Ô
(Ô Number of images (original + overstrikes) for underline
character. Useful to make underlining distinguishable
from underline character used within the text.Ô!
à(!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Bitmap GraphicsÄÄ×Bitmap Graphics screen×××Ô
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This screen lists methods (driver types) for bitmap graphics×
Graphics
××Bitmap graphics× printing. The default method for
the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅÅMonochrome Column ×GraphicsData Format×Data
Format×"Monochrome Column Data Format"××Data format for graphics×Ô
1
Ô Printer prints multi©line rasters (a column of dots) at each
printhead position. Dot matrix printers usually print
graphics in column data format (e.g., IBM Graphics,
Epson).Ô!
¡é
y !Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅMonochrome Raster Data
Format×"Monochrome Raster Data Format"×Ô
É
Ô Printer can print individual rasters (single dots) at each
printhead position. Laser printers usually print graphics
in raster data format (e.g., HP LaserJet).Ô!

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Å(ÅGraphics Not Supported×Graphics Not Supported×Ô
ñÔ Printer has no bitmap graphics capabilities (e.g., Diablo
630).Ô!
©©ñ!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××BoldÄÄ×Bold screen×××Ô
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This screen lists methods (driver types) for printing bold× Bold × text when no bold ÃÃautomatic font
changeÄÄ is defined. The default method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
Å(ÅAuto Bold×Auto Bold×Ô
Ô Printer has a bold feature that automatically prints bold
text without changing the current font.Ô!
BB!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅDouble Overstrike on Same
Pass×#Double Overstrike on Same Pass#× (True HMI Only)Ô
jÔ Printer uses ÃÃhmiÄÄ for horizontal motion. Bold characters
should be printed twice with a horizontal offset between
each overstrike. Daisy wheel printers usually use one of
the HMI driver types.Ô!
Ú"²!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅTriple Overstrike on Same
Pass×#Triple Overstrike on Same Pass#× (True HMI Only)Ô
Ô Printer uses ÃÃhmiÄÄ for horizontal motion. Bold characters
should be printed three times, with a horizontal offset
between each overstrike. Daisy wheel printers usually use
one of the HMI driver types.Ô!
rºJ!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅMultiple Pass Overstrike×Multiple Pass Overstrike×Ô
âÔ Bold characters should be printed a given number of
times, each on one pass of the printhead. A horizontal
offset may be given for each bold pass.Ô!
R! â!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅÅBackspace Overstrike×Backspace Overstrike×Ô
Â"Ô Printer has backspace capabilities. Bold characters should
be printed a given number of times by backspacing for
each overstrike. No horizontal offset is given for each
overstrike.Ô!
ê$z#Â"!Ô¯ÅÅÔ
¢%ÔÅ(ÅBold Not Supported×Bold Not Supported×Ô
Ô Printer has no capability for printing bold text, or all
bold printing is governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
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ÄÄ
ÃÃÅâÅ××Built©In SetÄÄ×Built-In Set screen×××Ô
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Displays a list of all fonts defined for the printer. Fonts may be selected (i.e., placed into the
built©in set×Built-in set×) with (*) and deselected with [Backspace].

ÃÃ××Character MapÄÄ×Character Map screen×××Ô
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This screen displays all ÃÃcharacter map×Character map×sÄÄ defined in the current file. Each printer font must
specify one character map that defines the characters it contains and the printer codes that
print them. Under a font definition that character map name is marked (*).
ÅâÅ
Å(ÅAddÔ
ÂÔ You are prompted for a pattern (existing character map)
and new character map name.Ô!
z z Â!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
ê
Ô You are prompted to confirm the character map deletion.Ô!
ê
¢ê
!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
ZÔ You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
ZZ!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅCopyÔ
ÊÔ You are prompted for the destination file name. Full
path is allowed. File character maps with identical names
are replaced with the incoming definitions.Ô!
:Ê!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅÅAdd (non©shareable)×Add (non-shareable)×Ô
ªÔ Same as Add, but keeps other printer definitions from
using the new character map. When editing a printer
definition font, you may add a character map with
strings specific to the given printer. You should use "nonªshareable Add" to create such a map. This option is not
available when no printer definition is being edited.Ô!
Bbª!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅpÅ[Enter]Ô
²Ô Displays the Character Map: screen×/Character Map: screendisplaying/×.Ô!
²j²!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅQÅ××Character Map: ÄÄ×%Character Map: screen%×××Ô
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ÃÃÄÄThis screen defines the characters of a font or family of fonts. Each character that exists in
the font is assigned a control string (the ÃÃcharacter map×Character map×pingÄÄ) for printing the character. No
strings are given for characters not supported by the font. Each font must specify one
character map defining its characters. Many fonts may use the same character map.

At print time, if WP needs to print a character not defined in the current font, it searches
that font's ÃÃsubstitute fontÄÄ×Substitute font× list×Substitute font list× for one that does have the character.
ÅQÅ
ÅpÅNumberÔ
+"Ô The ÃÃcharacter id×Character ID×ÄÄ.Ô!
+"ã"+"!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅGo ToÔ
#Ô Positions the cursor on a specified character. The
character specification may be a letter (ASCII character),
single number (character set number), or a ÃÃcharacter idÄÄ.Ô!
%S$#!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
Ã%ÔÅÅDescriptionÔ
Ô The character name. (Words within ÃÃline©draw character
namesÄÄ represent to which sides of the character cell (top,
right, bottom, left) a line extends. Uppercase words
denote double lines, lowercase words denote single lines.Ô!
(¸!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅpÅPrinter Command StringÔ
Ô The command string required to print the character.Ô!
P!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××ColorÄÄ×Color screen×××Ô
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This screen lists methods (driver types) for color×
Color
× printing. The default method for the current
printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
Å(ÅAuto Color×Auto Color×Ô
y Ô Printer has a color feature that automatically changes the
color of text being printed.Ô!
1
1
y !Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅColor Not Supported×Color Not Supported×Ô
¡Ô Printer has no capability for printing color text.Ô!
¡Y ¡!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Data Format FlagsÄÄ×Data Format Flags screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists bitmap graphic×
Graphics
××Bitmap graphics× formats defining data bytes sent to the printer.
ÅÅ
Å(ÅMost Significant Bit at
Bottom of Column×-Most Significant Bit at Bottom of Column-×Ô
Ô Whether high©order bit of data value is the at the bottom
of the raster column (rather than the top).Ô!
:Ê!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅSet Unused Bits in Data
Bytes×"Set Unused Bits in Data Bytes"×Ô
ªÔ Whether unused bits in data byte (those marked in the
graphics resolution table with '.') should be set to 1
(rather than 0).Ô!
bbò!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Double Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)ÄÄ×:Double Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only) screen:×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing bold× Bold × text by using ÃÃhmiÄÄ movement to overstrike
each character.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅHorizontal Offset (1200ths)× Horizontal Offset (1200ths) ×Ô
CÔ Distance between the pair of images (overstrikes).Ô!
CûC!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Double UnderlineÄÄ×Double Underline screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for double underlining×Double underlining× when no double underline
ÃÃautomatic font changeÄÄ is defined. The default method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAuto Double Underline on
Same Pass×'Auto Double Underline on Same Pass'×Ô
Ü Ô Printer has a double underline feature that automatically
underlines without changing the current font. Text and
underlining are printed on one printhead pass.Ô!
!!$ !Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
L"ÔÅxÅAuto Double Underline on
Separate Pass×+Auto Double Underline on Separate Pass+×Ô
¸Ô Printer has a double underline feature that automatically
underlines without changing the current font. Text is
printed on one printhead pass and double underlining on
another. Useful for printers that cannot double underline
motion spaces (e.g., intra©word microspacing) on textªprinting pass. Also useful for adjusting vertical position
of double underline×0Double underlineadjusting vertical position0× that would be printed on textªprinting pass.Ô!
p!Ô¯ÅxÅ
ÅàÅWP's Double Underline on
Separate Pass×+WP's Double Underline on Separate Pass+×Ô
0Ô Printer has no double underline feature. WP should use a
character (e.g., '=') to double underline on a second
printhead pass.Ô!
èèx!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅTwin Pass © Auto Underline×Twin Pass - Auto Underline×Ô
X Ô Printer has no double underline feature, but has an
underline feature. Printer should make two underline
passes with a vertical offset between each pass.Ô!
È

X !Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅÅTwin Pass © WP's Underline×Twin Pass - WP's Underline×Ô
8 Ô Printer has no double underline feature and no character
(e.g., '=') useful for double underlining. WP should use a
character (e.g., '©') to underline on two separate passes,
with a vertical offset between each underline pass.Ô!
`ð 8 !Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅSame as Single Underline×Same as Single Underline×Ô
ÐÔ Double underlined characters should be printed with
single underlining.Ô!
Ð!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅDouble Underline Not
Supported×#Double Underline Not Supported#×Ô
°Ô Printer has no double underlining capabilities, or all
double underlining is governed by ÃÃautomatic font
changes.Ô!
hhø!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÄÄ
ÃÃÅ¹Å××Font: ÄÄ×Font: screen×××Ô
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This screen displays definition categories for the font named at the top of the screen. Within
a printer definition at least one font must be defined.
Å¹Å
ÅàÅ×
Typeface
×TypefaceÔ
IÔ This category lists attributes which define the appearance
of the font characters. Each font must specify one
typeface defining this appearance.Ô!
¹I!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅÅOrientation×Orientation×sÔ
)Ô This category lists ÃÃorientationsÄÄ (portrait or landscape) in
which the font may be printed. Depending on the
capabilities of the printer, the font may be printed in
more than one orientation.Ô!
Qá)!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅCharacter Map×Character Map×Ô
ÁÔ This category lists the font's ÃÃcharacter mapÄÄ. Each font
must specify one character map defining the characters in
the font.Ô!
1!y Á!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅPÅSize and Spacing
Information×!Size and Spacing Information!×Ô
Y#Ô This category lists the font character primary sizes (point
size, leading), horizontal and vertical motion resolutions,
and which ÃÃproportional spacing tableÄÄ×Proportional spacing table× (if any) describes
the character widths. ÃÃmono©spaced fontsÄÄ need no
proportional spacing table.Ô!
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9&ÔÅàÅLoad and Select Strings×Load and Select Strings×Ô
Ô This category lists command strings the printer requires
for loading, unloading, selecting, and deselecting the
current font.Ô!
p¸!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅ×Groups×GroupsÔ
àÔ This category lists the current printer's font ÃÃgroupsÄÄ. If
the current font is a member of a font group, the group
should be specified here.Ô!
Pà!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅ×Resources×ResourcesÔ
ÀÔ This category lists the current printer's font ÃÃresourcesÄÄ.Ô!
ÀxÀ!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅÅAutomatic Font Changes×Automatic Font Changes×Ô
0Ô This category lists ÃÃautomatic font changesÄÄ (AFCs) for
the current font's printing attributes×Attributesprinting× (e.g., bold, italics,
large, subscript). Only fonts available in the current
printer definition can be used to define each font's AFCs.
When defining a printer, define all fonts before creating
AFCs for each.Ô!
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ÅPÅSubstitute Fonts×Substitute Fonts×Ô
8 Ô This category lists ÃÃsubstitute fontsÄÄ Up to nine
substitute fonts can be listed in priority of the size and
appearance best matching the current font. When
defining a printer, define all fonts before creating
substitute font lists for each.Ô!
ð 8 !Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅàÅ× Quality ×QualityÔ
Ô This category lists up to three printing qualities×attributesquality× (draft,
medium, high) that may apply to the current font. The
font may support one or more printing qualities.Ô!
ø@!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅMiscellaneous Font Features× Miscellaneous Font Features ×Ô
hÔ This category lists font attributes not described above
(e.g., font salability, restriction of AFC use, load©time
relationship with font group).Ô!
Ø h!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××FontsÄÄ×Fonts screen×××Ô
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This screen displays the names of all ÃÃfontsÄÄ defined in the current printer definition. At least
one font must be defined for each printer. Some fonts may be members of font ÃÃgroupsÄÄ (sets
of fonts that must be loaded and unloaded as a unit). When editing a group, the fonts which
belong to the group are marked (*). Each font may require some of the printer's font
ÃÃresourcesÄÄ (e.g., memory for soft fonts, slots for font cartridges). When editing a resource, the
fonts which use the resource are marked (*).
ÅÅ
ÅxÅAddÔ
Ô You are prompted for a pattern (existing font) and new
font name.

Any leading parenthetical expression, though displayed in
WP with the font name in the Cartridges and Fonts list, is
not displayed at font selection time. Such expressions may
contain cartridge information (e.g., (AD, Port) Courier
10pt 10pitch, (AZ, Land) Courier 10pt 10pitch).Ô!
¡"Q!Ô¯ÅxÅ
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
$Ô You are prompted to confirm the font deletion.Ô!
$É$$!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
%Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
%9&%!Ô¯ÅpÅÔ
9&ÔÅpÅ[Enter]Ô
Ô The Font: screen is displayedÔ!
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Å(ÅFonts in Group×Fonts in Group×Ô
pÔ This category lists which fonts belong to the current
group.Ô!
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ÃÃÅ*Å××Fonts in GroupÄÄ×××Fonts in Group screen×Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists all the fonts in the current printer definition. Fonts marked (*) belong to the
font group named at the top of the screen.

ÃÃ××FormsÄÄ×Forms screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays the name and attributes of each ÃÃformÄÄ defined for the current printer.
When editing a form definition, use cursor keys to access each area in the table.
Å*Å
ÅàÅForm Type×Form Type×Ô
z Ô General category describing the form (e.g., blank
standard, letterhead, envelopes). A user©defined form
type is available.Ô!
ê
2
z !Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅSize (Inserted & Side)×Size (Inserted & Side)×Ô
ZÔ Physical sizes (in inches) of inserted edge and side (nonªinserted edge).Ô!
Z!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅOffset (Inserted & Side)×Offset (Inserted & Side)×Ô
Ô Distance (in inches) between top edge of page and topªmost printing position. Distance (in inches) between left
edge of page and left©most printing position.Ô!
ò:!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅP = Allow Portrait?×P = Allow Portrait?×Ô
bÔ Whether form supports printing in ÃÃportrait orientationÄÄ
(Y or N).Ô!
b!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅL = Allow Landscape?×L = Allow Landscape?×Ô
Ô Whether form supports printing in ÃÃlandscape orientationÄÄ
(Y or N).Ô!
BB!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅI = Initially Present?×I = Initially Present?×Ô
²Ô Whether form is present in printer when WP begins (Y or
N).Ô!
jj²!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅLocationÔ
ÚÔ Printer location×Locationform type× of form type (continuous feeder, manual
feeder, form bin).Ô!
Ú!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAddÔ
Ô You are prompted for a pattern (existing form) and new
form name.Ô!
ºº!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
*Ô You are prompted to confirm the form deletion.Ô!
*â*!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅManual Feed and
Continuous Load in Same
Place?×3Manual Feed and Continuous Load in Same Place?3×Ô

"Ô Manual and continuous forms are fed into the printer at
the same place (Y or N). NOTE: Press [Tab] to access this
item.Ô!

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ÃÃÅÅ××Graphics ExpressionsÄÄ× Graphics Expressions screen ×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings that govern column bitmap ×
Graphics
×graphics×Bitmap graphics× printing.
ÅÅÔ
{&ÔÅÅTransfer Graphics Data×Transfer Graphics Data×Ô
Ô Commands that turn on ×Graphicsdensity×graphics in a given density for a
given number of data bytes. WP stores the print time
density character (from the Graphics Resolution table) in
variable GRAPHDENSITY and the number of data bytes
in variable GRAPHCOUNT. Sent at the beginning of
each printhead pass of graphics printing.Ô!
¸!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅEnd Graphics×End Graphics×Ô
Ô Commands that turn off graphics printing. Sent at end
of each printhead pass of graphics printing.Ô!
ÀÀ!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅBaseline Bias Factor×Baseline Bias Factor×Ô
0Ô Printhead pin number (0©origin) specifying which pin
prints at the ÃÃbaselineÄÄ.Ô!
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ÃÃÅáÅ××Graphics ResolutionsÄÄ× Graphics Resolutions screen ×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists graphics×Graphicsresolution× ÃÃresolutionsÄÄ supported by the current printer. Some printers have no
graphics capabilities. Three resolutions are used by WP for low, medium, and high resolution
graphics printing. The resolution×Resolution units× and motion units×Motion units× are required for every printer that can
print graphics. The other columns contain information useful only for column data graphics×Column data graphics×
formats such as are printed by dot matrix printers.
ÅáÅ
ÅÀÅResolution (Vert and Horz)×Resolution (Vert and Horz)×Ô
ñÔ The ÃÃresolutionÄÄ of which the printer is capable. At print
time WP stores these values in variables XRESOLUTION
and YRESOLUTION.

Any vertical resolution may be defined that is both a
multiple of the printhead's pins per inch and a divisor of
the vertical motion units.Ô!
A©ñ!Ô¯ÅÀÅ
Å(ÅMotion Units (Vert and
Horz)×!Motion Units (Vert and Horz)!×Ô
iÔ Number of (vertical and horizontal) units per inch that
the printhead can move while in graphics printing mode.Ô!
i!±!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅèÅD = Graphics Density
Number× D = Graphics Density Number × (column data
format only)Ô
IÔ ID (usually representing the printing density) which
specifies the current graphics mode being defined. At
print time WP places this value in variable
GRAPHDENSITY for use in graphics transfer strings.
The density may be an ASCII value that represents the
horizontal ÃÃresolutionÄÄ. For example on an Epson printer,
this value could be 75 (K) for regular density graphics or
76 (L) for double density. In either case the graphics
transfer string could be [27] GRAPHDENSITY
LO(GRAPHCOUNT) HI(GRAPHCOUNT).Ô!
QÙ !Ô¯ÅèÅ
ÅàÅS = Pin Spacing Unit
(Pins Per Inch)×)S = Pin Spacing Unit (Pins Per Inch))× (column data
format only)Ô
1!Ô Distance between consecutive pins on the printhead in
pins per inch (e.g., 72 for Epson FX) Ô!
y é!Á!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅP = Number of Printhead
Pins Used for Graphics×3P = Number of Printhead Pins Used for Graphics3×
(column data format only)Ô
$Ô Number of printhead pins used for graphics printingÔ!
¡"É$¡"!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
É$ÔÅÅData Mask×Data Mask× (column data
format only)Ô
¸Ô Which bits are significant in each data byte. To print a
column of dots, a 24©pin printer may require four data
bytes, each of six significant bits and two unused bits.
WP gives each unused bit the value 0, unless (under the
Column Bitmap Graphics, Data Format Flags screen) the
Set Unused Bits in Data Bytes flag is marked.Ô!
p!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅ)Å××Group: ÄÄ×Group: screen×××Ô
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Ô

NOTE: This screen is not displayed for the built©in fonts group. Refer to the definition of
the Group: Built©In Fonts screen.

This screen displays definition categories for the font ÃÃgroupÄÄ named at the top of the screen.
Å)Å
Å(ÅFonts in Group×Fonts in Group×Ô
é
Ô This category lists which fonts belong to the current
group.Ô!
¡¡é
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Å(ÅLoad/Unload Commands×Load/Unload Commands×Ô

Ô This category lists command strings for loading and
unloading font group.Ô!
É
É

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ÅpÅResources×Resources×Ô
9Ô This category lists font ÃÃresourcesÄÄ used by current group.Ô!
9ñ9!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Group: Built©In FontsÄÄ××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists all the fonts in the current printer definition. Fonts marked (*) belong to the
ÃÃbuilt©in fontÄÄ group.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅGroupsÔ
Ô This screen displays the names of all font groups defined
for the current printer definition. When editing a font,
the groups to which the font belongs are marked (*).Å(ÅÔ!
Ò!Ô¯
Å(ÅAddÔ
úÔ You are prompted for a pattern (existing group) and new
group name.Ô!
²²ú!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
"Ô You are prompted to confirm the group deletion.Ô!
"Ú"!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
J!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅ[Enter]Ô
Ô If the Built©In Fonts group is highlighted, displays the
Group: Built©In Fonts screen. If any other group is
highlighted, displays the Group: screen.Ô!
rº!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅ)Å××GroupsÄÄ×Groups screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays the names of all font ÃÃgroupsÄÄ defined for the current printer definition.
When editing a ÃÃfontÄÄ, the groups to which the font belongs are marked (*). Each group may
require some of the printer's font ÃÃresourcesÄÄ. When editing a resource, the groups which use
the resource are marked (*).
Å)Å
Å(ÅAddÔ
Ã%Ô You are prompted for a pattern (existing group) and new
group name.Ô!
{&{&Ã%!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
3'ÔÅpÅDeleteÔ
Ô You are prompted to confirm the group deletion.Ô!
¸!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
pÔ You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
p(p!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ
Å××Helps and Hints about PrinterÄÄ×)Helps and Hints about Printer screen)×××Ô
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Ô

This screen contains explanatory notes about the current printer. These notes are displayed in
WP at printer selection time. They should explain any idiosyncracies the printer has. While
editing in this screen, bold (F6) and underline (F8) attributes may be toggled.

ÃÃ××HMI (only)ÄÄ××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for performing ÃÃhorizontal motion indexingÄÄ (HMI).
Under HMI the printer is given a horizontal motion index, after which all characters sent to
the printer are printed at that width. Text may be printed at any ÃÃpitchÄÄ by using the
appropriate index. In order to vary character spacing within text, the index is changed for
each width change.
Å
Å
ÅÅSet HMI (Horizontal Motion
Index)×&Set HMI (Horizontal Motion Index)&×Ô
ZÔ Commands that set the character width (index). The
horizontal spacing variable, HS, should be used for the
print time width. At print time WP sets HS at every
width change. Diablo 630 could use [27,31] LO(HS+1).Ô!
Ê¢!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅpÅMaximum Units×Maximum Units×Ô
:Ô Maximum HMI value the printer supports.Ô!
:ò:!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅPerform Backspace×Perform Backspace×Ô
ªÔ Commands that move the printhead back (left) the width
of the previously printed character.Ô!
bbª!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPerform Carriage Return×Perform Carriage Return×Ô
ÒÔ Commands that move the printhead to left©most printing
position.Ô!
Ò!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAuto Line Feed on Carriage
Return?×'Auto Line Feed on Carriage Return?'×Ô
²Ô Whether printer automatically performs a line feed with
each carriage return (YES or NO).Ô!
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ÅPÅSet Forward Printing×Set Forward Printing×Ô
"Ô For daisy wheel printers that have no internal buffering,
commands that set printing direction left©to©right. Useful
along with Set Reverse Printing string to allow WP to
print forward and backward on alternate printhead
passes.Ô!
Ú"!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅPÅSet Reverse Printing×Set Reverse Printing×Ô
rÔ For daisy wheel printers that have no internal buffering,
commands that set printing direction right©to©left. Useful
along with Set Forward Printing string to allow WP to
print forward and backward on alternate printhead
passes.Ô!
R!*r!Ô¯ÅPÅ
Ô
Â"ÔÃÃÅ)Å××HMI (with microspacing)ÄÄ×#HMI (with microspacing) screen#×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for performing ÃÃhorizontal motion indexingÄÄ (HMI) for
characters and relative horizontal movement for spaces and width adjustments. (In earlier
versions of WP, printers with both microspace and HMI capabilities were called MSHMI
printers.)
Å)Å
ÅÅSet HMI (Horizontal Motion
Index)×&Set HMI (Horizontal Motion Index)&×Ô
áÔ Commands that set the character width (index). The
horizontal spacing variable, HS, should be used for the
print time width. At print time WP sets HS at every
width change. Diablo 630 could use [27,31] LO(HS+1).Ô!
Q)!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅpÅMaximum Units×Maximum Units×Ô
ÁÔ Maximum HMI value the printer supports.Ô!
Áy Á!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅSet HMI for Each Character?× Set HMI for Each Character? ×Ô
1
Ô Whether HMI value should be sent for each character sent
to the printer (YES or NO).Ô!
é
é
1
!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPerform Backspace×Perform Backspace×Ô
Y Ô Commands that move the printhead back (left) the width
of the previously printed character.Ô!

Y !Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPerform Carriage Return×Perform Carriage Return×Ô
Ô Commands that move the printhead to left©most printing
position.Ô!
99!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAuto Line Feed on Carriage
Return?×'Auto Line Feed on Carriage Return?'×Ô
aÔ Whether printer automatically performs a line feed with
each carriage return (YES or NO).Ô!
a©!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅáÅ××Horizontal MotionÄÄ×Horizontal Motion screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for controlling the printhead's horizontal position.
The default method for the current printer is marked (*).

Horizontal printing resolution is set in each font's Spacing Information screen for text
printing, and in the printer's Graphics Resolution screen for graphics printing.
ÅáÅ
ÅÀÅHMI (only)×HMI (only)×Ô
jÔ The printer uses Horizontal Motion Indexing (HMI) and
cannot microspace. Under HMI the printer is given a
horizontal motion index (character width), after which all
characters sent to the printer are printed at that width.
Text may be printed at any pitch by using the
appropriate index. In order to vary character spacing
within text, the index must be changed for each width
change.ÅÀÅÔ!
r"j!Ô¯
ÅàÅHMI (with microspacing)×HMI (with microspacing)×Ô
âÔ The printer prints characters using HMI (described above)
and also supports microspacing (described below). (Such
printers were called MSHMI printers in earlier versions of
WP.)ÅàÅÔ!

" â!Ô¯Ô
Â"ÔÅÀÅRelative Horizontal Spacing
(microspace)×-Relative Horizontal Spacing (microspace)-×Ô
¸Ô The printer has relative microspacing capabilities. Under
relative microspacing, every character is printed at an
assigned width, but the printhead can be moved (spaced)
anywhere relative to its current position. Graphics motion
commands can usually be used to perform relative
horizontal spacing. This driver type is used if no
absolute positioning is available, and if microspacing is
not slow or jumpy.ÅÀÅÔ!
p!Ô¯
ÅPÅAbsolute Horizontal Spacing
(microspace)×-Absolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace)-×Ô
0Ô The printer has absolute microspacing capabilities. Under
absolute microspacing, every character is printed at an
assigned width, but the printhead can be moved (spaced)
anywhere as an offset from the left edge of the page. If
it is available, this is usually the best horizontal driver
type to use.ÅPÅÔ!

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ÃÃÅqÅInitialize and ResetÄÄ× Initialize and Reset screen ×Ô
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Ô

This screen lists initialization control strings. The strings required by the current printer are
listed. To edit any item, highlight the item and press [Enter], then enter appropriate WPDL
commands.
ÅqÅ
ÅàÅInitialize Printer× Initialize Printer commands × (download
fonts, etc.)Ô
aÔ Commands that initialize printer when WP begins (e.g., to
download initially present soft fonts, to set emulation
mode).Ô!
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Å(ÅInitialize at Start of Print
Job×.Initialize at Start of Print Job commands.×Ô
AÔ Commands that initialize printer for job (e.g., shift into a
particular emulation, disable perforation skip).Ô!
Aù!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅReset at End of Print Job×'Reset at End of Print Job commands'×Ô
±Ô Commands that restore printer to default parameters after
print job. Should not contain general reset commands
that may destroy downloaded soft fonts and overlays.Ô!
!i±!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅInitialize at Start of Page×)Initialize at Start of Page commands)×Ô
Ô Commands that set conditions cleared by a form feed.Ô!
I!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅReset/Advance at End of
Page×*Reset/Advance at End of Page commands*×Ô
¹Ô Commands that reset the printer for the next page (e.g.,
form feed).Ô!
¹q!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅPrinter Auto Page Advance?×Printer Auto Page Advance?×Ô
)Ô Whether the Reset/Advance at End of Page string
advances printhead to next page (YES or NO). If NO, WP
advances to the next page using the printer's vertical
motion driver.Ô!
Qá)!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅPÅSet Page Length×Set Page Length commands×Ô
ÁÔ Commands that set physical length of non©inserted edge
of page. WP stores the print time page length in 1200ths
of an inch in variable PAPERLENGTH. The HP LaserJet
printing at 6 LPI could use [27] "&l"
ASCII(PAPERLENGTH/200) "P".Ô!
¡"y Á!Ô¯ÅPÅ
Ô
$ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××ItalicsÄÄ×Italics screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for printing ×Italic×italic text ÃÃwhen no italicsÄÄ ÃÃautomatic font
changeÄÄ ÃÃis definedÄÄ. The default method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAuto Simulated Italics (NOT
Italics)×)Auto Simulated Italics (NOT Italics))×Ô
qÔ Printer has an automatic feature (e.g., oblique or color
printing) that represents italics without changing the
current font.Ô!
))¹!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅSame as Underline×Same as Underline×Ô
Ô Italics should be printed as underlined characters.Ô!
Q!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅItalics Not Supported×Italics Not Supported×Ô
Ô Printer has no italics capabilities, or all italics printing is
governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
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ÄÄ
ÃÃÅqÅ××Load and Select StringsÄÄ×#Load and Select Strings screen#×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings that govern loading and selection of the current font. The
WPDL expressions making up the font strings may refer to font and printing attribute
variables to determine which commands should be sent to the printer.
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅLoad Font×Load Font commands×Ô
ZÔ Commands that load this font. If no commands are given
here, the font should be specified as a ÃÃbuilt©in fontÄÄ.Ô!
Z!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅ×Unload Font commands×Unload FontÔ
Ô Commands that unload this font (if it is not built©in).Ô!
:!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅSelect Font×Select Font commands×Ô
òÔ Commands that select this font as the active font.Ô!
òªò!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅDeselect Font×Deselect Font commands×Ô
bÔ Commands that counteract any of Select Font string's side
effects that are not counteracted by other fonts' selection
strings. Many fonts do not need a deselect string.Ô!
Òb!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Load/Unload CommandsÄÄ× Load/Unload Commands screen ×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for loading and unloading the current font ÃÃgroupÄÄ.
ÅÅ
Å(ÅLoad Group×Load Group commands×Ô
ûÔ Commands that load the font group. May use variable
GRPNUM for a unique group ID (set by WP).Ô!
³³û!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅUnload Group×Unload Group commands×Ô
#Ô Commands that unload the font group.Ô!
#Û#!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Margins and # Fonts/PageÄÄ×$Margins and # Fonts/Page screen$×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists restrictions the printer places on ÃÃ×marginsminimum×minimum marginsÄÄ and the number of fonts×&maxmimum number of fontson a page&×
that can be printed on each page.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅMinimum Top Margin×Minimum Top Margin×Ô
#Ô Distance (in inches) between top edge of paper and topªmost printing position.Ô!
¼#¼##!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅMinimum Bottom Margin×Minimum Bottom Margin×Ô
,%Ô Distance (in inches) between bottom edge of paper and
bottom©most printing position.Ô!
ä%ä%,%!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
&ÔÅ(ÅMinimum Left Margin×Minimum Left Margin×Ô
Ô Distance (in inches) between left edge of paper and leftªmost printing position. Ô!
¸¸!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅMinimum Right Margin×Minimum Right Margin×Ô
(Ô Distance (in inches) between right edge of paper and
right©most printing position.Ô!
àà(!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅMaximum # of Fonts/Page×Maximum # of Fonts/Page×Ô
PÔ Maximum number of separate fonts (not font changes) the
printer allows on each page (e.g., 16 for the HP LaserJet).Ô!
P!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Miscellaneous Font FeaturesÄÄ×'Miscellaneous Font Features screen'×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists miscellaneous font attributes×Attributesmiscellaneous×. Those attributes that apply to the current font
are marked (*).
Å¹Å
Å(ÅScaleable×Scaleable×Ô
é
Ô Printer can scale this font to any point size (from one
point up).Ô!
¡¡é
!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅSend Font Load String when
Group Is Loaded×/Send Font Load String when Group Is Loaded/×Ô
É
Ô This font should be loaded whenever any group
containing the font is loaded.Ô!
É

!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅUse Font Only for
Automatic Font Changes×-Use Font Only for Automatic Font Changes-×Ô
ñÔ Font is not intended to be selected in WP as a ÃÃbase fontÄÄ.
The font should not appear in the WP font selection list.Ô!
ñ©9!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅDiacriticals Positioned
(Vertically) for Uppercase
Characters×BDiacriticals Positioned (Vertically) for Uppercase CharactersB×Ô
ÑÔ Font diacriticals are designed to be printed with
uppercase (rather than lowercase) characters. If marked,
WP moves the diacriticals down for printing over
lowercase characters. If not marked, WP moves the
diacriticals up for printing over uppercase characters.
Ô!
ùa!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅDiacriticals Are Not Already
Adjusted (Horizontally) in
Italic Fonts×CDiacriticals Are Not Already Adjusted (Horizontally) in ItalicC×Ô
ÙÔ For italic or slanted fonts, diacriticals do not take into
account the font slant (i.e., they appear where they would
over non©slanted characters). The slant is defined with
the font's typeface information.Ô!
i!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Miscellaneous InformationÄÄ×%Miscellaneous Information screen%×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists conditions that govern printing of super/×Subscripts×subscripts×superscripts×, page advance×Page advance×s, and
graphics×
Graphics
× figures. Conditions that apply to the current printer are marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅX ÅCalculate Super/Subscript
Positions×(Calculate Super/Subscript Positions(×Ô
*Ô Allows WP to calculate vertical adjustment for
super/subscript characters. (WP takes into consideration
the baseline bias of each character in the super/subscript
font.) This flag allows WP to print all super/subscript
characters so that they overlap the base font lowercase x
by 1/8 of the x© height.

This flag should not be marked if the printer has fixed
vertical motion units (e.g., must move 1/6 inch on every
line feed). If this flag is not marked, although the
super/subscript characters may have baseline biases, no
additional vertical adjustment is made to print them.Ô!
Z&âr!Ô¯ÅX ÅÔ
'ÔÅPÅPrint Super/Subscripts,
Advances, Graphics in Topªto©Bottom Order×CPrint Super/Subscripts, Advances, Graphics in Top-to-Bottom OrC×Ô
pÔ Printer cannot back up vertically. This flag directs WP to
sort each page by vertical printhead position and print
the page from top to bottom. With this flag set, each
logical line containing super/subscripts requires multiple
horizontal passes to print.Ô!
à(!Ô¯ÅPÅ
Å(ÅPortrait and Landscape
Available in Each Font×2Portrait and Landscape Available in Each Font2×Ô
Ô Every font on this printer can be printed in ÃÃportraitÄÄ and
ÃÃlandscapeÄÄ orientations.Ô!
ÀP!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅAll Four Orientations
Available in Each Font×1All Four Orientations Available in Each Font1×Ô
0Ô Every font on this printer can be printed in ÃÃportrait,ÄÄ
ÃÃlandscape,ÄÄ ÃÃreverse portraitÄÄ, and ÃÃreverse landscapeÄÄ
orientations.Ô!
èèx!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Miscellaneous Printer CommandsÄÄ×*Miscellaneous Printer Commands screen*×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists strings that control miscellaneous capabilities on the current printer.
ÅÅ
ÅÅAuto Multiple Copies×Auto Multiple Copies×
(currently not implemented
in WP)Ô
Ô For printers with multiple copies feature, commands that
set the number of copies. WP stores the print time
number of copies for a job in variable COPIES. The HP
LaserJet could use [27] "&l" ASCII(COPIES) "X".Ô!
99
!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅCenter Printhead (for Sheet
Feeder)×(Center Printhead (for Sheet Feeder)(×Ô
aÔ Commands that move printhead to center of platen.Ô!
©©!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅChange Orientation×Change Orientation×Ô
ÑÔ For printers that can rotate any font (e.g., Mannesmann
Tally MT910, HP LaserJet 2000) commands to set the
printing orientation. WP stores the print time orientation
in variable ORIENTATION.Ô!
ùÑ!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅManual Feed×Manual Feed commands× OnÔ
iÔ Commands that turn on manual paper feeding or select
the manual feed tray.Ô!
!!i!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅManual Feed OffÔ
Ô Commands that turn off manual paper feeding or select
the default paper tray.Ô!
II!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPrinthead Bias (Left)×Printhead Bias (Left)×Ô
¹Ô Distance (in 1200ths of an inch) between left edge of
page and left©most printhead position.Ô!
qq¹!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPrinthead Bias (Top)×Printhead Bias (Top)×Ô
áÔ Distance (in 1200ths of an inch) between top edge of page
and top©most printhead position.Ô!
á!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅSend Bell to Printer×Send Bell to Printer×Ô
Ô For printers with a bell, commands that ring the × Bell ×bell.Ô!
Á !Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××Modes SupportedÄÄ×Modes Supported screen×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists methods by which the printer can perform Type Through×Type Through×. Non©impact
printers usually do not support any Type Through method. Methods that apply to the current
printer are marked (*).
ÅqÅÔ
ê$ÔÅàÅType Through by Character×Type Through by Character×Ô
Ô Printer supports character©by©character printing. Each
character that is sent to the printer is immediately
printed.Ô!
p¸!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅType Through by Line×Type Through by Line×Ô
àÔ Printer supports line©by©line printing. Characters sent to
the printer are buffered until a carriage return is sent;
the whole line is printed at once.Ô!
Pà!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Monochrome Column Data FormatÄÄ×)Monochrome Column Data Format screen)×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen displays categories that define bitmap ×
Graphics
×graphics×Bitmap graphics× printing.
ÅÅ
ÅpÅGraphics Expressions×Graphics Expressions×Ô
y Ô This category lists methods for printing bitmap graphics.Ô!
y 1
y !Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅData Format Flags×Data Format Flags×Ô
é
Ô This category lists formats defining data bytes sent to the
printer.Ô!
¡¡é
!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅÅ××Monochrome Raster Data FormatÄÄ×)Monochrome Raster Data Format screen)×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists printer control strings that govern raster bitmap ×
Graphics
×graphics×Bitmap graphics× printing.
ÅÅ
ÅPÅSet Graphics Resolution×Set Graphics Resolution×Ô
ÊÔ Commands that set the printer to a specified ÃÃresolution×Resolution×. ÄÄ
At print time WP stores the resolution in variables
XRESOLUTION and YRESOLUTION. Sent at the
beginning of a figure. The HP LaserJet could use [27]
"*t" ASCII(XRESOLUTION) "R".Ô!
ªÊ!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅàÅStart Graphics×Start Graphics commands×Ô
Ô Commands that initializes graphics printing (e.g., [27]
"*r1A" on the HP LaserJet). Sent at the beginning of a
figure.Ô!
Ò!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅPÅTransfer Graphics Data×Transfer Graphics Data×Ô
úÔ Commands specifying number of graphics data bytes. WP
stores the print time number of bytes in variable
GRAPHCOUNT. Sent at the beginning of each
horizontal raster line. The HP LaserJet could use [27] "*b"
ASCII((GRAPHCOUNT*300) / XRESOLUTION) "W".Ô!
Ú²ú!Ô¯ÅPÅ
Å(ÅEnd Graphics×End Graphics commands×Ô
JÔ Commands that turns off graphics printing (e.g., [27] "*rB"
on the HP LaserJet). Sent at the end of a figure.Ô!
J!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅÅ××Multiple Intensity ShadingÄÄ×&Multiple Intensity Shading screen&×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing ×
Boxes
×boxes in a variety of intensities (shades).
ÅÅ
ÅÅSet Box Width×Set Box Width commands×Ô
+"Ô Commands that set the box to a specified width. At print
time WP stores the width in variable GRAPHWIDTH.
The HP LaserJet+ could use [27] "*c"
ASCII(GRAPHWIDTH) "A".Ô!
S$ã"+"!Ô¯ÅÅÔ
%ÔÅÅSet Box Height×Set Box Height commands×Ô
Ô Commands that set the box to a specified height. At
print time WP stores the height in variable
GRAPHHEIGHT. The HP LaserJet+ could use [27] "*c"
ASCII(GRAPHHEIGHT) "A".Ô!
(¸!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅSet Box Intensity×Set Box Intensity commands×Ô
Ô Commands that set the box to a specified shading
intensity. At print time WP stores the intensity in
variable GRAYSCALE. The HP LaserJet+ could use [27]
"*c" ASCII(GRAYSCALE) "G".Ô!
ÀP!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅDraw Box×Draw Box commands×Ô
0Ô Commands that print the defined shaded box (e.g., [27]
"*c2P" on the HP LaserJet+).Ô!
èè0!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Multiple Pass OverstrikeÄÄ×$Multiple Pass Overstrike screen$×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing × Bold ×bold text by overstriking bold characters on
multiple printhead passes, possibly with a given horizontal offset between each pair of passes.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅNumber of Passes×Number of Passes×Ô
É
Ô Number of images (original + overstrikes) for bold text.
The minimum and default value is 2.Ô!
É
!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅInitial Horizontal Offset
Bold Passes (1200ths)×4Initial Horizontal Offset Bold Passes (1200ths)4×Ô
©Ô Distance between first pair of images (passes 1 and 2).Ô!
ñañ!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAdditional Horizontal Offset
Each Pass (1200ths)×5Additional Horizontal Offset Each Pass (1200ths)5×Ô
ÑÔ Distance between each pair of overstrike images (passes 2
and 3, 3 and 4, etc.).Ô!
Ñ!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅqÅ××Multiple Pass ShadowingÄÄ×#Multiple Pass Shadowing screen#×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing ×Shadow×shadow text by overstriking shadow characters on
multiple printhead passes, possibly with given horizontal and vertical offsets between each
pair of passes.
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅNumber of Passes×Number of Passes×Ô
jÔ Number of images (original + overstrikes) for shadow
text. The minimum and default value is 2.Ô!
""j!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅInitial Horizontal Offset
(1200ths)×(Initial Horizontal Offset (1200ths)(×Ô
JÔ Signed distance between first pair of images (passes 1 and
2). A negative value to move left, a positive value to
move right.Ô!
!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅAdditional Horizontal Offset
Each Pass (1200ths)×5Additional Horizontal Offset Each Pass (1200ths)5×Ô
*Ô Signed distance between each pair of overstrike images
(passes 2 and 3, 3 and 4, etc.). A negative value to move
left, a positive value to move right.Ô!
ââr!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅInitial Vertical Offset
(1200ths)×&Initial Vertical Offset (1200ths)&×Ô

"Ô Signed distance between first pair of images (passes 1 and
2). A negative value to move up, a positive value to move
down.Ô!
Â"Â"R!!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅAdditional Vertical Offset
Each Pass (1200ths)×3Additional Vertical Offset Each Pass (1200ths)3×Ô
ê$Ô Signed distance between each pair of overstrike images
(passes 2 and 3, 3 and 4, etc.). A negative value to move
up, a positive value to move down.Ô!
¢%¢%2$!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Ô
'ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××OrientationsÄÄ×Orientations screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printing ÃÃorientation×Orientation×sÄÄ supported by WP. The class of orientations in which
the current font may be printed is marked (*).
Å¹Å
Å(Å×
Portrait
×Portrait
Ô
qÔ Font prints only left©to©right across narrow direction of
page.Ô!
q)¹!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(Å×Landscape×LandscapeÔ
áÔ Font prints only bottom©to©top across long direction of
page.Ô!
á!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅReverse Portrait×Reverse Portrait×Ô
Ô Font prints only right©to©left (upside down) across narrow
direction of page.Ô!
ÁÁ !Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅReverse Landscape×Reverse Landscape×Ô
1
Ô Font prints only top©to©bottom across long direction of
page.Ô!
é
é
1
!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPortrait & Landscape×Portrait & Landscape×Ô
Y Ô Font can print in both portrait and landscape
orientations.Ô!

Y !Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅPortrait, Landscape, Reverse
Portrait, & Reverse
Landscape×?Portrait, Landscape, Reverse Portrait, & Reverse Landscape?×Ô
ñÔ Font can print all four orientations.Ô!
©!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅÅ××Printer StringÄÄ×Printer String screen×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen displays the printer strings that control the printer's ×
Color
×color capabilities.
ÅÅ
ÅÅSet Color×Set Color commands×Ô
Ô Commands that set the printer text color. WPDL variable
COLOR should be used to determine the print time color
to be set. (At print time, WP sets COLOR with the ID
from the RGB table at every color change.)Ô!
BÒ!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅáÅ××Proportional Spacing TableÄÄ×&Proportional Spacing Table screen&×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays all ÃÃproportional spacing table×Proportional spacing table×sÄÄ defined in the current file. WP uses the
proportional spacing table information to perform right justification, tabulation, repositioning
on a second pass, and other horizontal positioning×Horizontal positioning× functions. Within a printer definition, each
font may (if its characters are not all the same width) specify one proportional spacing table
that defines the widths of its characters.
ÅáÅ
Å(ÅAddÔ
KÔ You are prompted for a pattern (existing PS table) and
new PS table name.Ô!
K!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
s!Ô You are prompted to confirm the table deletion.Ô!
s!+"s!!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
ã"Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
ã"#ã"!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅCopyÔ
S$Ô You are prompted for the destination file name. Full
path is allowed. File PS tables with identical names are
replaced with the incoming definitions.Ô!
Ã%%S$!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Ô
3'ÔÃÃÅÁÅ××Proportional Spacing Table:

ÄÄ×4Proportional Spacing Table:

screen4×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen defines the character width×Character width×s, adjust factors, and × Kerning ×ÃÃkerningÄÄ values of a
ÃÃproportionally spaced×Proportionally spaced×ÄÄ (PS) font or family of fonts. Each character defined in the PS font's
character map should be assigned a width and optionally an adjust factor and table of values
for kerning the character with others. This information is used by WP to calculate proper
horizontal positioning×Horizontal positioning× and right justification×Right justification×.

The arrow keys move the cursor among Width, Adjust, and Kern. [Tab] moves the cursor
from Width/Adjust/Kern to Units and Font Cell Height. Within the Kern column, [Enter]
displays the current character's kerning table.
ÅÁÅ
ÅPÅNumberÔ
Á Ô The ÃÃcharacter id. ÄÄThe Go To key positions the cursor on
a specified character. The character specification may be
a letter (ASCII character), single number (character set
number), or two numbers separated by a comma
(character set and character numbers).Ô!
¡ y Á !Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅDescriptionÔ

Ô The character name. Words within ÃÃline-drawÄÄ character
names indicate to which sides of the character cell (top,
right, bottom, left) a line extends. Uppercase words
denote double lines, lowercase words denote single lines.Ô!
9 É

!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(Å×
Width
×WidthÔ
© Ô Width of character cell in terms of PS table units,
displayed at the bottom of the screen.Ô!
a a © !Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅ×Adjust×AdjustÔ
Ñ Ô Signed number of printer motion units×Motion units× needed to center
character within its cell width. Useful for characters
which print off©center (e.g., on some older daisy wheel
fonts).Ô!
ù Ñ !Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅPÅ× Kern ×KernÔ
i Ô Table of kerning values for current character. For
characters that should be kerned (horizontally adjusted to
correct wide or narrow inter©letter white space) when
they follow the cursor character, the kerning values are
entered in this table.Ô!
I ! i !Ô¯ÅPÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××ProportionsÄÄ×Proportions screen×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists typeface character proportions×Character proportions× with respect to the font cell height. The font
cell height is measured from the top of capitals and ascenders to the bottom of ÃÃdescendersÄÄ,
not including ÃÃleadingÄÄ.
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅCapital Height×Capital Height× (% of Font
Cell Height)Ô
Ô Height of uppercase letters.Ô!
â R! â !Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅDescender Height×Descender Height× (% of Font
Cell Height)Ô
Â" Ô Distance from the bottom of descenders (e.g., fgjpqy) to
the baseline (lowest point on most capital letters).Ô!
Â" z#
" !Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅLowercase x Height×Lowercase x Height× (% of
Font Cell Height)Ô
ê$ Ô Height of lowercase characters not including ÃÃascendersÄÄ
and ÃÃdescenders.Ô!
ê$ ¢% 2$ !Ô¯Å(ÅÄÄÔ
¢% ÔÅ(ÅLowercase t Height×Lowercase t Height× (% of
Font Cell Height)Ô
¸!Ô Height of lowercase letter t (including ÃÃascender,ÄÄ
excluding ÃÃdescenderÄÄ).Ô!
¸!p!!!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅMaximum Ascender Height×Maximum Ascender Height×
(% of Font Cell Height)Ô
à!Ô Height of tallest ÃÃascenderÄÄ (e.g., bdlh).
Ô!
à!!(!!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅSlant Adjust×Slant Adjust× ( % of Font
Cell Height)Ô
!Ô Signed amount that the top of each capital letter is moved
forward from its upright position.Ô!
!À!P!!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅÅ××QualityÄÄ×Quality screen×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen displays the print qualities supported by the current font. When defining a new
font you may specify more than one ×Attributesquality×quality if you want it used for printing in any of those
qualities, or you may define each quality as a separate font and mark only one quality for
each.

At print time the user selects the print quality desired and WP sets the WPDL built©in variable
QUALITY to that quality (0=draft, 1=medium, 2=high). Within the printer definition the
QUALITY variable may be used to determine which control strings should be sent to the
printer, but such strings should not change the current typeface, pitch, or other font attributes
as a side© effect. (If they do, they specify a ÃÃfont changeÄÄ rather than a quality change.)

For example, the Star NB24-15 could be defined to print in Pica for draft quality, emphasized
for medium quality, and NLQ for high quality. All three qualities would be marked (*), and
the font selection string would test QUALITY to determine which control strings to send to
the printer.

Only High Quality fonts can be selected in WP for printing, but if the user desires to print in
another quality, WP prints in the best©matching font that does support that quality. That is,
while draft fonts cannot be user selected for printing, they may be WP©selected to replace
high quality fonts for draft printing.

The primary reason for defining draft fonts is to allow fast printing, so any slow©printing
font (e.g., a PS font that uses graphics movement to microspace for right justification) should
not claim to support draft quality.
ÅÅ
ÅpÅHigh Quality×High Quality×Ô
¹!Ô Current font useable in high©quality printing.Ô!
¹!q!¹!!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅMedium Quality×Medium Quality×Ô
)!Ô Current font useable in medium©quality printing.Ô!
)!á!)!!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅDraft Quality×Draft Quality×Ô
!Ô Current font useable in draft©quality printing.Ô!
!Q!!!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××RedlineÄÄ×Redline screen×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for ÃÃredliningÄÄ when no × Redline ×redline ÃÃautomatic font changeÄÄ
is defined. The default redlining method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAuto Redline on Same Pass×Auto Redline on Same Pass×Ô
z#!Ô Printer has a redline feature that automatically prints
redline text without changing the current font. The text
and redline are printed on one printhead pass.Ô!
ê$!2$!z#!!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
¢%!ÔÅÀÅAuto Redline on Separate
Pass×"Auto Redline on Separate Pass"×Ô
¸"Ô Printer has a redline feature that automatically prints
redline text without changing the current font. Text is
printed on one printhead pass and redline on another.
Useful for printers that cannot redline motion spaces (e.g.,
intra©word microspacing) on text©printing pass. Also
useful for adjusting vertical position of redline that
would be printed on text©printing pass.Ô!
P"p""!Ô¯ÅÀÅ
Å(ÅWP's Redline on Separate
Pass×"WP's Redline on Separate Pass"×Ô
x"Ô Printer has no redline feature. WP should use a character
(e.g., ÀÀ) to redline text on a second printhead pass.Ô!
x"0"À"!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅBackspace Redlining×Backspace Redlining×Ô
è"Ô Printer has backspace capabilities. Backspace over each
character and print a redline character (e.g., ÀÀ).Ô!
" "è"!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅRedline Not Supported×Redline Not Supported×Ô

"Ô Printer has no redline capabilities, or all redlining is
governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
È
"È
"
"!Ô¯Å(Å
ÄÄ
ÃÃÅÅ××Relative Horizontal Spacing (microspace)ÄÄ×4Relative Horizontal Spacing (microspace) screen4×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for performing Relative Horizontal Spacing
(microspacing). Under relative microspacing, every characters is printed at an assigned width,
but the printhead can be moved (spaced) anywhere relative to its current position. Graphics
motion commands can usually be used to perform relative horizontal spacing. The motion is
in increments of the printer's horizontal motion units.

ÅÅ
ÅÅMove Forward×Move Forward commands×Ô
"Ô Commands that move the printhead forward (right) a
specified number of microspace units. At print time WP
stores in variable HS the number of units the printer
should move.Ô!
±"A""!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅMove Backward×Move Backward commands×Ô
!"Ô Commands that move the printhead backward (left) a
specified number of microspace units. At print time WP
stores in variable HS the number of units the printer
should move.Ô!
I"Ù"!"!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅMaximum Units×Maximum Units×Ô
¹"Ô Maximum number of microspace units for a single
relative horizontal movement supported by the printer.Ô!
q"q"¹"!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPerform Carriage Return×%Perform Carriage Return commands%×Ô
á"Ô Commands that move the printhead to left©most printing
position.Ô!
""á"!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAuto Line Feed on Carriage
Return?×'Auto Line Feed on Carriage Return?'×Ô
Á"Ô Whether printer automatically performs a line feed with
each carriage return (YES or NO).Ô!
Á"y " "!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÀÅSend Attribute Byte×!Send Attribute Byte commands!×Ô
1!"Ô For printers that require an attribute byte with each
character sent, commands specifying the attribute
information. This information is found in WPDL
attribute and font variables set by WP at print time. The
attribute byte may specify how hard to strike the
character, how far to move the printhead, how far to
move the ribbon.Ô!
%"é!"1!"!Ô¯ÅÀÅÔ
9&"ÔÅÅExpand Inter©Character
Spacing (Add Dots)×7Expand Inter-Character Spacing (Add Dots) commands7×Ô
¸#Ô For printers that have inter©character space setting
feature (that works better than moving the printhead
after each character), commands to set the number of
spaces (dots) added to each character subsequently
printed. The print time value is stored by WP in variable
HS.Ô!
#p##!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅMaximum Inter©Character
Expansion (Number of Dots)×7Maximum Inter-Character Expansion (Number of Dots)7×Ô
À#Ô For printers that have inter©character space setting
feature, the printer's maximum number of spaces (dots)
that can be added to characters.Ô!
x#x##!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Relative Vertica×Vertical commands×l MotionÄÄ××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for performing vertical motion×Vertical motion× relative to the
printhead position in multiples of the printer's Units of Vertical Motion.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅMaximum Units×Maximum Units×Ô
Y #Ô Maximum number of vertical units for a single relative
movement supported by the printer.Ô!

#
#Y #!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅMove Up×Move Up commands×Ô
#Ô Commands that move the printhead up the page a
specified distance. At print time WP stores in variable
VS the number of printer units to move. The HP
LaserJet+ could use [27] "*p©" ASCII(VS) "Y".Ô!
©#9##!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅMove Down×Move Down commands×Ô
#Ô Commands that move the printhead down the page a
specified distance. At print time WP stores in variable
VS the number of printer units to move. The HP
LaserJet+ could use [27] "*p+" ASCII(VS) "Y".Ô!
A#Ñ##!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××ResourcesÄÄ×Resources screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays the names of all font ÃÃresourcesÄÄ available in the current printer
definition. When editing a font or group, the resources used by the font or ÃÃgroupÄÄ are
marked (*)
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅFont or Group Type×Font or Group Type×Ô
Ú#Ô Name describing the type of fonts or groups which use
this resource (e.g., Soft Fonts, Font Cartridge).Ô!
##Ú#!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅUnits×
Units
×Ô
#Ô Units for the previous quantity (e.g., K for kilobytes of
memory).Ô!
º#º##!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅPÅID = Resource ID Number×ID = Resource ID Number×Ô
*#Ô Unique numeric identifier. At print time, WP stores the
resource ID in the built©in WPDL variable RESOURCE at
every font change. This variable may be referenced
within any other WPDL expression to determine which
resources are being used.Ô!

"#â#*#!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅàÅI = User Intervention
Required?×$I = User Intervention Required?$×Ô
2$#Ô Yes or No specifying whether loading of fonts or groups
into this resource requires the user to take some action
(e.g., insert a font cartridge).Ô!
ê$#ê$#z##!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
¢%#ÔÅàÅAddÔ
$Ô You are prompted for a pattern (existing resource) and
the new resource name. Make any necessary changes to
the new entry.Ô!
p$¸$$!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
à$Ô You are prompted to confirm the resource deletion.Ô!
à$$à$!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
P$Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
P$$P$!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××RGB (Red, Green, Blue) TableÄÄ×(RGB (Red, Green, Blue) Table screen(×××Ô
;
Ô

This screen lists the printer's available color×
Color
×s. Each color is defined by what percent of red,
green, and blue make up the color. Cyan, magenta, and yellow percentages are complements
of red, green, and blue percentages. Either set of percentages defines each color.
ÅqÅ
ÅPÅID Code× ID Code ×Ô
é
$Ô ID to represent each color. At print time, for each color
change, WP sets the built©in variable COLOR to the ID
given here. COLOR may be tested in the Set Color string
to determine the current color and send the appropriate
printer codes to change to that color.Ô!
É
$¡$é
$!Ô¯ÅPÅ
Å(ÅRed, Green, Blue×Red, Green, Blue×Ô
9$Ô Percentage of each base color found in the printer color
being defined. Black is 100% red, 100% green, 100% blue.Ô!
ñ$ñ$9$!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅCyan, Magenta, Yellow×Cyan, Magenta, Yellow×Ô
a$Ô Percentage of each base color found in the printer color
being defined. Black is 0% cyan, 0% magenta, 0% yellow.Ô!
$$a$!Ô¯Å(Å
Å0ÅMaximum Value×Maximum Value×Ô
$Ô Maximum value the printer uses to define a base color.
At print time, for each color change, WP sets the built©in
variables RED, GREEN, and BLUE to the new color's
red, green, and blue percentages multiplied by this
maximum value. For example, if the RGB maximum is
255, then for a color made up of 67% red, 0% green, and
33% blue, RED=171, GREEN=0, BLUE=84. These
variables may be used in the Set Color string to set the
new color.Ô!
I$A$$!Ô¯Å0Å

ÃÃÅ)Å××Rules and Shaded BoxesÄÄ×"Rules and Shaded Boxes screen"×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for printing ×
Rules
×rules and other shaded boxes×Boxesshaded×. Many laser
printers (e.g., HP LaserJet+, Canon LBP) have built©in rule printing features, and most others
can print rules but may require complex graphics control strings to do so. The default method
for the current printer is marked (*).
Å)Å
Å(ÅSingle Intensity Shading
(Rules)×%Single Intensity Shading (Rules)%×Ô
R!$Ô All rules are printed with a single shading intensity,
color, or pattern.Ô!
R!$
"$ $!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅMultiple Intensity Shading×Multiple Intensity Shading×Ô
Â"$Ô Rules may be printed with various shading intensities,
colors, or patterns (e.g., HP LaserJet+).Ô!
z#$z#$Â"$!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅRules Not Supported×Rules Not Supported×Ô
ê$$Ô Printer has no gray shading or rule printing capabilities.Ô!
ê$$¢%$ê$$!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Ô
Z&$ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××SerifsÄÄ×Serifs screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists attributes that define ×Serifs×ÃÃserifsÄÄ in a typeface.
Those attributes that apply to the current typeface are marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅpÅCupped×Cupped×Ô
¹%Ô Serifs are concave or cupped.Ô!
¹%q%¹%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅExaggerated×Exaggerated×Ô
)%Ô Most serifs are prominent or long.Ô!
)%á%)%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅHairline×
Hairline
×Ô
%Ô Serifs are very thin or hairline strokes.Ô!
%Q%%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅSlab× Slab ×Ô
%Ô Serifs are nearly as thick as (or thicker than) the main
strokes and are somewhat rectangular.Ô!
Á%Á% %!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅSlanted× Slanted ×Ô
1
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1
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%1
%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅTransitional×Transitional×Ô
¡%Ô The angles between main strokes and serifs are curved.Ô!
¡%Y %¡%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅTriangular×Triangular×Ô

%Ô The angles between main strokes and serifs are sharp.Ô!

%É
%
%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅBall× Ball ×Ô
%Ô Serifs are stubby, round, or spiral.Ô!
%9%%!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ)Å××ShadowÄÄ×Shadow screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for printing shadowed text when no ×Shadow×shadow
ÃÃautomatic font changeÄÄ is defined. Shadowed characters look three dimensional because of
gray or black shadows cast in one or two directions. The default method for the current
printer is marked (*).
Å)Å
Å(ÅAuto Shadow×Auto Shadow×Ô
Ò%Ô Printer has a shadow feature that automatically prints
shadow text without changing the current font.Ô!
%%Ò%!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅMultiple Pass Shadowing×Multiple Pass Shadowing×Ô
ú%Ô Shadowed characters should be printed a given number of
times, each on one pass of the printhead. A horizontal
and vertical offset may be given for each shadow pass.Ô!
j%²%ú%!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅShadow Not Supported×Shadow Not Supported×Ô
Ú%Ô Printer has no capability for printing shadow text, or all
shadowing is governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
%%Ú%!Ô¯Å(Å
ÄÄ
ÃÃÅqÅ××ShapeÄÄ×Shape screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists attributes describing the general ×Attributesshape×shape of typeface characters. The shape of a
character is determined by the its main strokes. Those attributes that apply to the current
typeface are marked (*).
ÅqÅ
ÅpÅCurved or Bowed Lines×Curved or Bowed Lines×Ô
+"%Ô Diagonal lines are not straight (e.g., in the letter X).Ô!
+"%ã"%+"%!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅNonconnecting Enclosures×Nonconnecting Enclosures×Ô
#%Ô Lines that form enclosures do not connect (e.g., in letters
bdgpqBP).Ô!
S$%S$%#%!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅRound×
Round
×Ô
Ã%%Ô General character shape is circular rather than oval (e.g.,
in letters CDGOQ).Ô!
{&%{&%Ã%%!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
3'%ÔÅ(ÅSquare×Square×Ô
&Ô General character shape is square or geometric rather
than oval (e.g., in letters ABCDGJKO, OCR fonts).Ô!
¸&¸&&!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Single Intensity Shading (Rules)ÄÄ×,Single Intensity Shading (Rules) screen,×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing ×
Rules
×rules in an intensity (shading) defined by the
printer. A rule is a shaded (usually black) rectangle.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅSet Rule Width×Set Rule Width commands×Ô
&Ô Commands that set the rule to a specified width. At print
time WP stores the width in variable GRAPHWIDTH.Ô!
Q&Q&&!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅSet Rule Height×Set Rule Height commands×Ô
Á&Ô Commands that set the rule to a specified height. At
print time WP stores the height in variable
GRAPHHEIGHT.Ô!
1
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ÅpÅDraw Rule×Draw Rule commands×Ô
¡&Ô Commands that print the defined rule.Ô!
¡&Y &¡&!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××Size and Spacing InformationÄÄ×(Size and Spacing Information screen(×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists information on the size of characters and spaces in the current font. Each
font character has the same width unless a ÃÃproportional spacing table×Proportional spacing table×ÄÄ has been selected
below.
ÅqÅ
ÅàÅFont Cell Height×Font Cell Height× (Points; 1
Point = 1/72 Inch)Ô
ò&Ô Height of font cell measured from top of capitals and
ÃÃascendersÄÄ (bdhkl) to bottom of ÃÃdescendersÄÄ (gjpqy), not
including ÃÃleadingÄÄ.Ô!
ª&ª&:&!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅDefault Leading×Default Leading× (Points)Ô
&Ô Amount of white space between lines of text in the
current font.Ô!
Ò&Ò&&!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅWidth Scale Factor×Width Scale Factor× (PS and
PostScript fonts only)Ô
ú&Ô Value by which the current PS table widths should be
scaled to describe this font. Used for PS tables defined
for similar fonts of differing sizes (e.g., a font with
normal and double widths).Ô!
j&²&B&!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅ×
Pitch
×Pitch (Characters per Inch)
(non©PS and non©PostScript
fonts only)Ô
J&Ô Width (including white space) of current font's characters
(mono©spaced). ÃÃpitchÄÄ is the distance the printhead moves
after printing each character.Ô!
J&&Ú&!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅàÅFont Width×Font Width× (non©PS and
PostScript fonts only)Ô
r&Ô Width (in Horizontal Spacing Units) of font's characters.
For PostScript fonts, the width is measured in PostScript
units.Ô!
*&*&º&!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅOptimal Character Width×Optimal Character Width× (%
of Font Width)Ô
R!&Ô Font width percent giving optimal character spacing.Ô!
&
"& &!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅOptimal Space Width×Optimal Space Width× (% of
Font Width)Ô
z#&Ô Font width percent giving optimal word spacing.Ô!
Â"&2$&Â"&!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
2$&ÔÅX ÅCharacter Cell Adjust×Character Cell Adjust× (
1200ths)Ô
¸'Ô Signed distance (in 1200ths of an inch) by which all font
characters must be shifted right to left©justify each
within its character cell. A value entered here is
equivalent to a horizontal adjust factor entered for every
character in the font. It is additive with the individual
character adjust factors.

For fonts which include much white space in each
character cell, this value is useful to adjust all characters
left so that even when mixed with other fonts, the page's
left margin is straight. (The eye wants to see characters,
not character cells, lined up on the left margin.)Ô!
è'p''!Ô¯ÅX Å
ÅÅBaseline Bias Factor×Baseline Bias Factor× (Points)Ô
X 'Ô Signed amount by which font characters must be lowered
to bottom©justify each on the ÃÃbaseline. ÄÄ A positive bias
indicates that the characters print above the desired
baseline and causes WP to print them lower; a negative
bias indicates that the characters print below the desired
baseline and causes WP to print them higher.Ô!
ð '
'X '!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅAmount to Slant Font×Amount to Slant Font×
(Degrees) (PostScript fonts
only)Ô
Ð'Ô Signed number of degrees (from -90 to 90, exclusive) the
font is slanted clockwise.Ô!
''`'!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅHorizontal Spacing Units×Horizontal Spacing Units×
(non©PostScript fonts only)Ô
ø'Ô Units of horizontal motion for this font (in units per
inch).Ô!
ø'°'@'!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅVertical Spacing Units×Vertical Spacing Units× (nonªPostScript fonts only)Ô
'Ô Units of vertical motion for this font (in units per inch).Ô!
h'Ø'h'!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅProportional Spacing Table:
(name)×'Proportional Spacing Table: (name)'×Ô
H'Ô Name of PS table defining the this font's character
widths ("None" for fixed pitch font). Press [Enter] to
select, deselect, or edit PS table.Ô!
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When a ÃÃproportional spacing table ÄÄis assigned to the current font, the following information
from the table appears at the bottom of the screen. These items cannot be changed directly,
but changes in the proportional spacing table will cause these items to change.

ÅàÅAverage Scaled Width×Average Scaled Width× (PS
Table Units)Ô
À'Ô Average width of characters in this font. Average width
of characters in PS table scaled by Width Scale Factor
given above.Ô!
x'x''!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅAverage PS Table Width×Average PS Table Width× (PS
Table Units)Ô
'Ô Average width of characters in PS table.Ô!
è'X 'è'!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅÅPS Table Units×PS Table Units×Ô
!'Ô For non©PostScript fonts, units for measuring character
widths in the PS table (in units per inch). For PostScript
fonts, -1. (Each PostScript character width is a function
of the font's point size.)Ô!
8#'È!'!'!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅFont Cell Height PS Table
Was Created for×.Font Cell Height PS Table Was Created for.×Ô
`%'Ô Character Cell Height of font for which the PS Table was
created.Ô!
`%'&'¨$'!Ô¯Å(Å
Ô
Ð&'ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××Soft Font Format TypeÄÄ×!Soft Font Format Type screen!×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists general printer classifications identifying various downloadable font formats.
The format describing the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅÅHP Series II×HP Series II×Ô
¹(Ô The format for soft fonts is compatible with the Hewlett
Packard Series II. These printers can print more
characters and can print each character larger that the
Hewlett Packard Plus printers.Ô!
á(q(¹(!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅHP Plus× HP Plus ×Ô
Q(Ô The format for soft fonts is compatible with the Hewlett
Packard Plus. These printers are more restricted in
characters supported and maximum character size than
the Hewlett Packard Series II printers.Ô!
y ( (Q(!Ô¯ÅÅ
Å(ÅHP 2000× HP 2000 ×Ô
é
(Ô The format for soft fonts is compatible with the Hewlett
Packard 2000.Ô!
¡(¡(é
(!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅCanon LBP×Canon LBP×Ô

(Ô The format for soft fonts is compatible with the Canon
LBP.Ô!
É
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(
(!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅOther×
Other
×Ô
9(Ô Printer does not support soft fonts, or the format is not
described by any other type listed here.Ô!
ñ(ñ(9(!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Stress (Line Thickness)ÄÄ×#Stress (Line Thickness) screen#×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists attributes that describe the stress or line thickness of characters in a typeface.
Those attributes that apply to the current typeface are marked (*).
Å¹Å
Å(ÅAngular× Angular ×Ô
Ò(Ô Slanted lines (and portions of curves) have thicker strokes
than horizontal and vertical lines.Ô!
((Ò(!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅExaggerated×Exaggerated×Ô
ú(Ô The difference between thick and thin strokes within a
character is extreme (e.g., Broadway or Manhattan
typefaces).Ô!
j(²(ú(!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅUniform× Uniform ×Ô
Ú(Ô All lines have nearly the same thickness.Ô!
Ú((Ú(!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××StrikeoutÄÄ×Strikeout screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for printing ÃÃstrikeoutÄÄ×Strikeout× text when no strikeout
ÃÃautomatic font changeÄÄ is defined. The default method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAuto Strikeout on Same Pass× Auto Strikeout on Same Pass ×Ô
» (Ô Printer has a strikeout feature that automatically prints
strikeout text without changing the current font. The
text and strikeout are printed on one printhead pass.Ô!
+"(s!(» (!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
ã"(ÔÅ0ÅAuto Strikeout on Separate
Pass×$Auto Strikeout on Separate Pass$×Ô
¸)Ô Printer has a strikeout feature that automatically prints
strikeout text without changing the current font. Text is
printed on one printhead pass and strikeout on another.
Useful for printers that cannot print strikeout line
through motion spaces (e.g., intra©word microspacing) on
text©printing pass.

Also useful for adjusting vertical position of strikeout
line that would be printed on text©printing pass.Ô!
À)p))!Ô¯Å0Å
ÅàÅWP's Strikeout on Separate
Pass×$WP's Strikeout on Separate Pass$×Ô
è)Ô Printer has no strikeout feature. WP should use a
character (e.g., '©') to strikeout text on a second printhead
pass.Ô!
) )0)!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅBackspace Strikeout×Backspace Strikeout×Ô

)Ô Printer has backspace capabilities. Backspace over each
character and print a strikeout character (e.g., '©').Ô!
È
)È
)
)!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅStrikeout Not Supported×Strikeout Not Supported×Ô
8 )Ô Printer has no strikeout capabilities, or all strikeout
printing is governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
ð )ð )8 )!Ô¯Å(Å
ÄÄ
ÃÃÅqÅ××Substitute FontsÄÄ×Substitute Fonts screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays all fonts of the current printer definition and gives a prioritized list of
which of these fonts (if any) can substitute for the current font. Up to nine ÃÃsubstitute fontsÄÄ
can be listed in priority of the size and appearance best matching the current font.
ÅqÅ
ÅPÅPriority×
Priority
×Ô
)Ô Valid priorities are 1 through 9, with 1 being the highest.
For each font you may type any priority, but the current
priority list is recalculated if necessary to keep all
priorities consecutive. You may type an asterisk (*) for
the next unused priority or if priority is unimportant.Ô!
i)A))!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅpÅ[Backspace]Ô
Ù)Ô Clear a priority selection.Ô!
Ù))Ù)!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××Triple Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only)ÄÄ×:Triple Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only) screen:×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists control strings for printing × Bold ×bold text by using ÃÃ×Hmi×hmiÄÄ movement to print each
character three times.
Å¹Å
ÅpÅHorizontal Offset×Horizontal Offset× (1200ths)Ô
º)Ô Distance between each pair of images (overstrikes).Ô!
º)r)º)!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××Twin Pass © Auto UnderlineÄÄ×&Twin Pass - Auto Underline screen&×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for double underlining×Double underlining× with the printer's single
underline feature on two printhead passes after the text has been printed. A vertical offset
specifies the distance between the underline passes.
ÅqÅ
ÅpÅAuto Underline×Auto Underline commands× OnÔ
S$)Ô Commands that turn on underline feature.Ô!
S$)%)S$)!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅAuto Underline OffÔ
Ã%)Ô Commands that turn off underline feature.Ô!
Ã%){&)Ã%)!Ô¯ÅpÅÔ
{&)ÔÅÅCharacter to Use for
Movement×"Character to Use for Movement"×Ô
¸*Ô For printers that cannot underline motion spaces×Motion spaces× (e.g.,
microspacing), value of WP character to use for horizontal
movement (e.g., 32 or ' '). Value = 256 * char_set_num +
char_num.Ô!
(*p**!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅPÅVertical Movement First
Pass×!Vertical Movement First Pass!× (1200ths)Ô
P*Ô For adjusting vertical position of first underline, signed
distance the line should be moved down. Since fonts of
different sizes may need different vertical movements,
this value should be a function of the font size (e.g.,
PTSIZE/3).Ô!
x***!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅPÅVertical Movement Second
Pass×"Vertical Movement Second Pass"× (1200ths)Ô
*Ô For adjusting vertical position of second underline, signed
distance the line should be moved down from the first
underline. Since fonts of different sizes may need
different vertical movements, this value should be a
function of the font size (e.g., PTSIZE/4).Ô!
È
*X *è*!Ô¯ÅPÅ

ÅqÅÃÃ××Twin Pass © WP's Underline×Twin Pass - WP's Underline×ÄÄ××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists printer control strings for double underlining using a character (e.g., '©') on
two printhead passes after text has been printed. A vertical offset specifies the distance
between the underline passes.
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅUnderline Character×Underline Character×Ô
a*Ô Value of WP character to use for underlining (e.g., 95 or
'_', 45 or '-'). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
**a*!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅPÅVertical Movement First
Pass×!Vertical Movement First Pass!× (1200ths)Ô
A*Ô For adjusting vertical position of first underline
character, signed distance the line should be moved down.
Since fonts of different sizes may need different vertical
movements, this value should be a function of the font
size (e.g., PTSIZE/9).Ô!
i*ù**!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅPÅVertical Movement Second
Pass×"Vertical Movement Second Pass"× (1200ths)Ô
*Ô For adjusting vertical position of second underline
character, signed distance the line should be moved down
from the first underline. Since fonts of different sizes
may need different vertical movements, this value should
be a function of the font size (e.g., PTSIZE/8).Ô!
¹*I*Ù*!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅAdjustment Between
Characters×"Adjustment Between Characters"× (1200ths)Ô
á*Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that consecutive characters touch to form a
continuous line. The amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!
Q**)*!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at Start of
Double Underlining×.Adjustment at Start of Double Underlining.×
(1200ths)Ô
1!*Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that first character is fully underlined.
About half the amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!
é!*é!*Á*!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at End of
Double Underlining×,Adjustment at End of Double Underlining,×
(1200ths)Ô
É$*Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that last character is fully underlined.
About half the amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!
%*%*Y#*!Ô¯ÅÅ
Ô
ñ&*ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××Type ThroughÄÄ×Type Through screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays categories defining the current printer's ÃÃtype through×Type Through×ÄÄ capabilities. Nonªimpact printers usually have no type through capabilities.
Å¹Å
Å¸ÅÅ¸ÅÅpÅType Through Expressions×Type Through Expressions×Ô
¹+Ô This category lists control strings the printer requires to
perform Type Through.ÅpÅÔ!
q+q+¹+!Ô¯
ÅpÅModes Supported×Modes Supported×Ô
á+Ô This category lists Type Through modes (character or
line) supported by the printer.ÅpÅÔ!
++á+!Ô¯

ÃÃ××Type Through Expressions×$Type Through Expressions screen$×××
ÄÄ
This screen lists control strings the printer requires to perform Type Through.

Å(ÅInitialize Type Through×%Initialize Type Through commands%×Ô
Â+Ô Commands that place printer in Type Through mode.
(Many printers do not need to be placed in a special mode
for Type Through.)Å(ÅÔ!
2
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ÅpÅFlush Printer's BufferÔ
¢+Ô ×$Flush Printer's Buffer commands$×Commands that clear all data in the printer's buffer.Ô!
¢+Z+¢+!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅReset Type Through×Reset Type Through×Ô
+Ô Commands that reset the printer mode (canceling Type
Through mode).ÅpÅÔ!
Ê+Ê++!Ô¯
ÅpÅPerform Backspace×Perform Backspace×Ô
:+Ô Commands that move the printhead back (left) the width
of the previously printed character.ÅpÅÔ!
ò+ò+:+!Ô¯
ÅpÅPerform Carriage Return×%Perform Carriage Return commands%×Ô
b+Ô Commands that move the printhead to left©most printing
position.ÅpÅÔ!
++b+!Ô¯
Å¸ÅPerform Line Feed×Perform Line Feed×Ô
+Ô Commands that move the printhead down to the next line.Å¸ÅÔ!
+B++!Ô¯

ÃÃÅqÅTypeface×Typeface screen×ÄÄÔ
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Ô

This screen displays the names of all ÃÃtypefacesÄÄ defined in the current file. Within a printer
definition, each font must specify one typeface that describes its characters. Under the font
definition, that typeface is marked (*).
ÅqÅ
Å(ÅAddÔ
#+Ô You are prompted for a pattern (existing typeface) and
new typeface name.Ô!
Û+Û+#+!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
K+Ô You are prompted to confirm the typeface deletion.Ô!
K+ +K+!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
» +Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
» +s!+» +!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅàÅCopyÔ
+"+Ô You are prompted for the destination file name. Full
path is allowed. File typefaces with identical names are
replaced with the incoming definitions.Ô!
#+ã"++"+!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅpÅ[Enter]Ô
%+Ô Displays the Typeface: screen.Ô!
%+Ã%+%+!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Ô
{&+ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××Typeface: ÄÄ×%Typeface: screen%×××Ô
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Ô

This screen displays definition categories for the ÃÃtypefaceÄÄ named at the top of the screen.
Each printer font must specify one typeface that describes its characters.
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAppearance/Style×Appearance/Style×Ô
¹,Ô This category describes the general appearance or style of
the font's characters (e.g., casual, formal, decorative,
script).Ô!
),q,¹,!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅAttributes×Attributes×Ô
,Ô This category describes typeface printing attributes (Italic
or Oblique, Outline, Shadow, Small Caps).Ô!
Q,Q,,!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅSerifs×Serifs×Ô
Á,Ô This category describes the typeface serifs. Serifs are
fine lines projecting from the main strokes of a character,
usually at the corners.Ô!
1
,y ,Á,!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅShape×
Shape
×Ô
¡,Ô This category describes the general design of the
characters' main strokes.Ô!
Y ,Y ,¡,!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(Å×Stress×Stress (Line Thickness)Ô
É
,Ô This category describes how thick the characters' main
strokes are.Ô!
,,É
,!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅpÅ×Weight×WeightÔ
ñ,Ô This category describes the how bold the typeface is.Ô!
ñ,©,ñ,!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(Å×Proportions×ProportionsÔ
a,Ô This category describes the size of characters related to
overall character cell height.Ô!
,,a,!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××UnderlineÄÄ×Underline screen×××Ô
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Ô

This screen lists methods (driver types) for ×Underlining×underlining when no underline ÃÃautomatic font
changeÄÄ is defined. The default method for the current printer is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅàÅAuto Underline on Same
Pass× Auto Underline on Same Pass ×Ô
²,Ô Printer has an underline feature that automatically
underlines without changing the current font. Text and
underlining are printed on one printhead pass.Ô!
j,j,ú,!Ô¯ÅàÅ
ÅÀÅAuto Underline on Separate
Pass×$Auto Underline on Separate Pass$×Ô
,Ô Printer has an underline feature that automatically
underlines without changing the current font. Text is
printed on one printhead pass and underlining on another.
Useful for printers that cannot underline motion spaces
(e.g., intra© word microspacing) on text©printing pass.
Also useful for adjusting vertical position of underline
that would be printed on text©printing pass.Ô!
*,J,Ú,!Ô¯ÅÀÅ
ÅàÅWP's Underline on Separate
Pass×$WP's Underline on Separate Pass$×Ô
R!,Ô Printer has no underline feature. WP should use a
character (e.g., '_') to underline on a second printhead
pass.Ô!

",
", ,!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅBackspace Underlining×Backspace Underlining×Ô
z#,Ô Printer has backspace capabilities. Backspace over each
character and print underscore.Ô!
2$,2$,z#,!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅUnderline Not Supported×Underline Not Supported×Ô
¢%,Ô Printer has no underlining capabilities, or all underlining
is governed by ÃÃautomatic font changes.Ô!
Z&,Z&,¢%,!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
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ÃÃÅ¹Å××VariablesÄÄ×Variables screen×××Ô
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This screen lists user©defined ×Variables×variables whose values may be referenced or assigned within
WPDL expressions in the current printer definition.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅString Variable×String Variable×Ô
q-Ô Names of variables evaluating to a sequence of characters
or codes to be sent to the printer.Ô!
)-)-q-!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅInteger Variable×Integer Variable×Ô
-Ô Names of variables evaluating to a numeric constant
(integer).Ô!
Q-Q--!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅàÅFunction Variable×Function Variable×Ô
Á-Ô Names of variables that can evaluate either to a printer
string or to an integer. The function value is that of the
last expression executed.Ô!
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-y -Á-!Ô¯ÅàÅ
Å(ÅExpression (string and
function variables only)Ô
Y -Ô WPDL expressions representing each variable's value.Ô!
¡-
-¡-!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅInitial Value×Initial Value× (integer
variables only)Ô
-Ô Value for each integer variable before any explicit
assignment has been made.Ô!
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ÅpÅAddÔ
ñ-Ô You are prompted for the new variable name.Ô!
ñ-©-ñ-!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅDeleteÔ
a-Ô You are prompted to confirm the variable deletion.Ô!
a--a-!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅRenameÔ
Ñ-Ô You are prompted for the new name.Ô!
Ñ--Ñ-!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅString Variables Key×String Variables Key×Ô
A-Ô Switch to string variables.Ô!
A-ù-A-!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅFunction Variables Key×Function Variables Key×Ô
±-Ô Switch to function variables.Ô!
±-i-±-!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅInteger Variables Key×Integer Variables Key×Ô
!-Ô Switch to integer variables.Ô!
!-Ù-!-!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅáÅ××Vertical MotionÄÄ×Vertical Motion screen×××Ô
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This screen lists methods (driver types) for controlling the printhead's vertical position. The
default method for the current printer is marked (*).

Vertical printing ÃÃresolutionÄÄ is set in each font's Spacing Information screen for text printing,
and in the printer's Graphics Resolution screen for graphics printing.
ÅáÅ
ÅÅVMI (Vertical Motion Index)× VMI (Vertical Motion Index) ×Ô
*-Ô The printer uses Vertical Motion Indexing (VMI). Under
VMI the printer is given a line height (vertical motion
index), after which each line feed advance the printhead
by that height. Text may be printed with any number of
lines per inch by using the appropriate index. The index
may be explicitly changed from line to line.Ô!
Â"-â-*-!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅàÅRelative Vertical Motion×Relative Vertical Motion×Ô
2$-Ô The printhead advances vertically relative to its current
position. The movement is in multiples of the printer's
Units of Vertical Motion.Ô!
¢%-ê$-2$-!Ô¯ÅàÅÔ
Z&-ÔÅàÅAbsolute Vertical Motion×Absolute Vertical Motion×Ô
.Ô The printhead advances vertically to an offset from the
top edge of the page. The position is in multiples of the
printer's Units of Vertical Motion.Ô!
p.¸..!Ô¯ÅàÅ

ÃÃÅqÅ××VMI (Vertical Motion Index)ÄÄ×'VMI (Vertical Motion Index) screen'×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for performing ÃÃvertical motion indexingÄÄ (VMI). Text
may be printed with any number of lines per inch by using the appropriate index. The index
may be explicitly changed from line to line.
ÅqÅ
ÅÅSet VMI× Set VMI × (Vertical Motion
Index)Ô
Á.Ô Commands that set the line height (index). The vertical
spacing variable, VS, should be used for the print time
line height. At print time WP sets VS at every line height
change. Diablo would use [27,30] LO(VS+1). Ô!
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.y . .!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅpÅMaximum Units×Maximum Units×Ô
¡.Ô Maximum VMI value the printer supports.Ô!
¡.Y .¡.!Ô¯ÅpÅ
Å(ÅPerform Line Feed×Perform Line Feed×Ô

.Ô Commands that move the printhead down (by the current
VMI) to the next line.Ô!
É
.É
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.!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAuto Carriage Return on
Line Feed?×'Auto Carriage Return on Line Feed?'×Ô
ñ.Ô Whether printer automatically performs a carriage return
with each line feed (YES or NO).Ô!
ñ.©.9.!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅPerform Reverse Line Feed×Perform Reverse Line Feed×Ô
a.Ô Commands that move the printhead up (by the current
VMI) to the next line.Ô!
..a.!Ô¯Å(Å
Å(ÅAuto Carriage Return on
Rev Line Feed?×+Auto Carriage Return on Rev Line Feed?+×Ô
A.Ô Whether printer automatically performs a carriage return
with each reverse line feed (YES or NO)Ô!
A.ù..!Ô¯Å(Å

ÃÃÅ¹Å××WeightÄÄ×Weight screen×××Ô
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This screen lists attributes describing the ÃÃtypeface weightÄÄ. The attribute that describes the
current typeface is marked (*).
Å¹Å
ÅpÅExtra Light×Extra Light×Ô
".Ô Characters have very thin lines.Ô!
".Ú.".!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅLight×
Light
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.Ô Character lines are thin.Ô!
.J..!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅNormal×Normal×Ô
.Ô Character weight is average.Ô!
.º..!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅBold× Bold ×Ô
r.Ô Character lines are thick.Ô!
r.*.r.!Ô¯ÅpÅ
ÅpÅExtra Bold×Extra Bold×Ô
â.Ô Characters have very thick lines.Ô!
â. .â.!Ô¯ÅpÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××WP's Double Underline on Separate PassÄÄ×2WP's Double Underline on Separate Pass screen2×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for double underlining×Double underlining× using a character (e.g., '=') on a
second printhead pass after text has been printed.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅDouble Underline Character×Double Underline Character×Ô
Ã%.Ô Value of WP character to use for double underlining (e.g.,
61 or '='). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
{&.{&.Ã%.!Ô¯Å(ÅÔ
3'.ÔÅPÅVertical Movement×Vertical Movement× (1200ths)Ô
/Ô For adjusting vertical position of double underline
character, signed distance the line should be moved down.
Since fonts of different sizes may need different vertical
movements, this value should be a function of the font
size (e.g., PTSIZE/3).Ô!
à/¸//!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅAdjustment Between
Characters×"Adjustment Between Characters"× (1200ths)Ô
/Ô Signed distance double underline character should be
reprinted to the right so that consecutive characters touch
to form a continuous line. The amount of white space
between two printed double underline characters.Ô!
x/À/P/!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at Start of
Double Underlining×.Adjustment at Start of Double Underlining.×
(1200ths)Ô
X /Ô Signed distance double underline character should be
reprinted to the right so that first character is fully
double underlined. About half the amount of white space
between two printed double underline characters.Ô!

/
/è/!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at End of
Double Underlining×,Adjustment at End of Double Underlining,×
(1200ths)Ô
ð /Ô Signed distance double underline character should be
reprinted to the right so that last character is fully double
underlined. About half the amount of white space
between two printed double underline characters.Ô!
¨
/¨
//!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××WP's Redline on Separate PassÄÄ×)WP's Redline on Separate Pass screen)×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing × Redline ×ÃÃredlineÄÄ text using a character (e.g., ÀÀ) on a second
printhead pass after text has been printed.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅRedline Character×Redline Character×Ô
/Ô Value of WP character to use for redlining (e.g., 300h or
768 for ÀÀ). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
A/A//!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅPÅVertical Movement×Vertical Movement× (1200ths)Ô
±/Ô For adjusting vertical position of redline character, signed
distance the line should be moved down. Since fonts of
different sizes may need different vertical movements,
this value should be a function of the font size (e.g.,
PTSIZE/9).Ô!
/i/±/!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅAdjustment Between
Characters×"Adjustment Between Characters"× (1200ths)Ô
¹/Ô Signed distance redline character should be reprinted to
the right so that consecutive redline characters touch to
form a continuous line. The amount of white space
between two printed redline characters.Ô!
)/q//!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at Start of
Redlining×%Adjustment at Start of Redlining%× (1200ths)Ô
Q/Ô Signed distance redline character should be reprinted to
the right so that first character is fully redlined. About
half the amount of white space between two printed
redline characters.Ô!
Á/ //!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at End of
Redlining×#Adjustment at End of Redlining#× (1200ths)Ô
é!/Ô Signed distance redline character should be reprinted to
the right so that last character is fully redlined. About
half the amount of white space between two printed
redline characters.Ô!
Y#/¡"/1!/!Ô¯ÅÅ
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É$/ÔÃÃÅ¹Å××WP's Strikeout on Separate PassÄÄ×+WP's Strikeout on Separate Pass screen+×××Ô
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This screen lists control strings for printing ×Strikeout×ÃÃstrikeoutÄÄ text using a character (e.g., '©') on a
second printhead pass after text has been printed.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅStrikeout Character×Strikeout Character×Ô
¹0Ô Value of WP character to use for strikeout (e.g., 45 or '©').
Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
q0q0¹0!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅPÅVertical Movement×Vertical Movement× (1200ths)Ô
á0Ô For adjusting vertical position of strikeout line character,
signed distance the line should be moved down. Since
fonts of different sizes may need different vertical
movements, this value should be a function of the font
size (e.g., PTSIZE/9).Ô!
Á00á0!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅAdjustment Between
Characters×"Adjustment Between Characters"× (1200ths)Ô
é
0Ô Signed distance strikeout character should be reprinted to
the right so that consecutive characters touch to form a
continuous line. The amount of white space between two
printed strikeout characters.Ô!
Y 0¡01
0!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at Start of
Strikeout×%Adjustment at Start of Strikeout%× (1200ths)Ô
0Ô Signed distance strikeout character should be reprinted to
the right so that first character is fully struck out. About
half the amount of white space between two printed
strikeout characters.Ô!
ñ090É
0!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at End of
Strikeout×#Adjustment at End of Strikeout#× (1200ths)Ô
0Ô Signed distance strikeout character should be reprinted to
the right so that last character is fully struck out. About
half the amount of white space between two printed
strikeout characters.Ô!
0Ñ0a0!Ô¯ÅÅ

ÃÃÅ¹Å××WP's Underline on Separate PassÄÄ×+WP's Underline on Separate Pass screen+×××Ô
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This screen lists printer control strings for ×Underlining×underlining using a character (e.g., '_') on a second
printhead pass after text has been printed.
Å¹Å
Å(ÅUnderline Character×Underline Character×Ô
j0Ô Value of WP character to use for underlining (e.g., 95 or
'_', 45 or '©'). Value = 256 * char_set_num + char_num.Ô!
"0"0j0!Ô¯Å(Å
ÅPÅVertical Movement×Vertical Movement× (1200ths)Ô
0Ô For adjusting vertical position of underline character,
signed distance the line should be moved down. Since
fonts of different sizes may need different vertical
movements, this value should be a function of the font
size (e.g., PTSIZE/3).Ô!
r0J00!Ô¯ÅPÅ
ÅÅAdjustment Between
Characters×"Adjustment Between Characters"× (1200ths)Ô
0Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that consecutive characters touch to form a
continuous line. The amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!

"0R!0â0!Ô¯ÅÅ
ÅÅAdjustment at Start of
Underlining×'Adjustment at Start of Underlining'× (1200ths)Ô
2$0Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that first character is fully underlined.
About half the amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!
¢%0ê$0z#0!Ô¯ÅÅÔ
Z&0ÔÅÅAdjustment at End of
Underlining×%Adjustment at End of Underlining%× (1200ths)Ô
¸1Ô Signed distance underline character should be reprinted
to the right so that last character is fully underlined.
About half the amount of white space between two
printed underline characters.Ô!
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à1Ô ÃÃÓ-Ó××WPDL SyntaxÄÄ××Ô
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WPDL -- the WordPerfect Printer Description Language×-WordPerfect Printer Description Language-× -- is a sophisticated programming
language designed to communicate with a printer. In conjunction with commands in a
particular printer's native language, WPDL provides the PTR program with a fully functional
way to control a printer from within WordPerfect.

WPDL features control structure, variables (built©in and user defined), operators, functions,
and conditional expressions. All these features are described in this section.

ÃÃ××WPDL VariablesÄÄ××Ô
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While printing, WP sets built-in WPDL variables. These variables may be referenced in
printer command strings for evaluation at print-time. The units of measurement or range of
values for each variable is given below within brackets, [].

Ã ÃGeneral VariablesÄ Ä

NOÁÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁLogical false. [0]

YESÁÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁLogical true. [1]

REMÁÁÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂRemainder of the last divide (/) or divide-and-round (//) operation. Not
set by the modulo operation (%).Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃJob VariablesÄ Ä

Job variables are set at the beginning of each new print job.

COPIESÂ°` ÂÂX¸ÂNumber of copies being printed. Useful in Auto Multiple Copy
string (e.g., [27] "&l" ASCII(COPIES) "X" for the HP LaserJetÆ(#¸Æ

QUALITYÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂPrint quality. [0=draft, 1=medium, 2=high]Æ(#¸Æ

PAGEÁÁÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂPhysical page number in current job. Set at each new page.Æ(#¸Æ

GRAYSCALEÂ°` ÂÂX¸ÂDarkness of rules or shaded boxes. [0-100, % of black] Use in printing
multiple intensity shaded boxes.Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃForm VariablesÄ Ä

Form variables are set at each form change.

BINÁÁÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂNumber of bin currently in use.Æ(#¸Æ
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!2ÔÅèÅPAPERSIZEÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂCode for paper type.Æ(#¸Æ

Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á0Á&h+Áother
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á1Á&h+Áblank
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á2Á&h+Ábond
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á3Á&h+Áletterhead
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á4Á&h+Áenvelope
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á5Á&h+Álabel
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á6Á&h+Átransparency
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á7Á&h+Ácardstock
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PAPERLENGTHÂ¸ÂPhysical length of paper side (edge not inserted) in 1200ths of an
inch. At 6 LPI, lines/page = PAPERLENGTH/200.Æ(#¸Æ

PAPERWIDTHÂ¸ÂPhysical length of paper top (edge inserted) in 1200ths of an inch.Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃOrientation Variable

Ä ÄOrientation is set at each orientation change.

ORIENTATION Current font orientation.

Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á0Á&h+Áportrait
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á1Á&h+Álandscape
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á2Á&h+Áreverse portrait
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á3Á&h+Áreverse landscape

Á ÁÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂOrientation is useful in strings that select the font, such as (on the HP
LaserJet):Æ(#¸Æ

Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸ÁÁ%Á[27] "&l" IF (ORIENTATION==1) "1" ENDIF "O"

ÂX ÂÂX` ÂÂX¸ÂWhen Set Paper Length string is sent to printer, ORIENTATION set for
the next page, so it may not contain the current page orientation. If you
need the current page's orientation when setting the paper length for the
next page, a user-defined variable (rather than ORIENTATION) should
be used, and that variable should be set to the value of ORIENTATION
as part of the Change Orientation string.Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃGraphics VariablesÄ Ä

The graphics variables are set for each graphics figure.

GRAPHICSÂ°` ÂÂX¸ÂFlag specifying that graphics are being printed; either 0 or 1.Æ(#¸Æ

GRAPHDENSITYÂ¸ÂByte specifying current figure's graphics density. Value is a byte from
the printer's Graphics Resolution table.Æ(#¸Æ

GRAPHCOUNTÂ¸ÂNumber of graphic data bytes for current figure. Raster graphics only.Æ(#¸Æ

XRESOLUTIONÂ¸ÂHorizontal resolution of current figure in dots/inch. Useful in string to
transfer graphics.Æ(#¸Æ

YRESOLUTIONÂ¸ÂVertical resolution of current figure in dots/inch. Useful string to
transfer graphics.Æ(#¸ÆÔ
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GRAPHWIDTHÂ¸ÂWidth of figure in XRESOLUTION units.Æ(#¸Æ

GRAPHHEIGHTÂ¸ÂHeight of figure in YRESOLUTION units.Æ(#¸Æ

GRAPHDEPTHÂ¸ÂNot yet available.Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃColor VariablesÄ Ä

Color variables are set at each color change. The values are determined by information in the
printer's RGB (red-green-blue) table.

COLORÂ°` ÂÂX¸ÂCurrent color ID. The number is from the printer's RGB table.Æ(#¸Æ

REDÁÁÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂCurrent red value. Values range from 0 to the RGB max value.Æ(#¸Æ

GREENÁ` ÁÂ¸ÂCurrent green value. Values range from 0 to the RGB max value.Æ(#¸Æ

BLUEÂXÂÂX` ÂÂX¸ÂCurrent blue value. Values range from 0 to the RGB max value.Æ(#¸Æ

Ã ÃAttribute VariablesÄ Ä

Attribute variables are set at each attribute change.

Attribute variables are not set by manual or automatic font changes, but are set only when
the printer is using a driver type to produce the attribute. To learn about current attributes
caused by font changes, WPDL strings should test font (not attribute) variables. For example,
if a printer may use an automatic font change to print italics rather than using the italics
driver type, WPDL strings should test the value of SLANT (not ITALICS) to determine
whether italic text is being printed.

All attribute variables are flags specifying which attributes are currently on due to use of a
driver type and have the value 0 or 1. Attribute variables are:

Á ÁBOLD
Á ÁDUNDERLINE
Á ÁITALICS
Á ÁOUTLINE
Á ÁREDLINE
Á ÁSHADOW
Á ÁSTRIKEOUT
Á ÁUNDERLINE

Ã ÃFont VariablesÄ Ä

Font variables are set at each font change.

RESOURCEÂ°` ÂResource ID of resource being used for printing in the current font. The
number is from the printer's Resource table.Æ(#` Æ

FNTNUMÂ°` ÂUnique font identifier. Range is from 0 to the number of fonts in the PRS
file. It is useful in a font selection string.Æ(#` Æ

GRPNUMÂ°` ÂUnique font group identifier. Range is from 0 to the number of groups in the
PRS file. It is useful in a group selection string.Æ(#` ÆÔ
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SLANTÂ°` ÂSigned value specifying distance the top of a capital letter moved from upright
in 1200ths of an inch.Æ(#` Æ

WEIGHTÂ°` ÂFont stroke weight.Æ(#` Æ

Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸Á0Á %Áextra light
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸Á2Á %Ánormal
Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸Á4Á %Áextra bold

PTSIZEÂ°` ÂFont point size in 3600ths of an inch.Æ(#` Æ

CAPHEIGHTÂ°` ÂHeight of capital letters (C) in current font from baseline top in 1200ths of an
inch.Æ(#` Æ

XHEIGHTÂ°` ÂHeight of lowercase letters (x) in current font in 1200ths of an inch.Æ(#` Æ

DHEIGHTÂ°` ÂHeight of descender tails (gjpqy) in current font from baseline to bottom in
1200ths of an inch.Æ(#` Æ

NOMWIDTHÂ°` ÂNominal (average) width of font characters in 1200ths of an inch.Æ(#` Æ

PITCHÂXÂÂX` ÂAverage printing width of font characters (including letter spacing
adjustments) inn WUNITS. May differ from NOMWIDTH when font is being
expanded or compressed for printing.Æ(#` Æ

HUNITSÂ°` ÂHorizontal motion units (denominator) in units/inch.Æ(#` Æ

HUNITSNÂ°` ÂHorizontal motion units (numerator). HUNITSN/HUNITS = fractional units of
motion in inches]Æ(#` Æ

HSÁÁÂ°` ÂCurrent horizontal spacing amount in HUNITS. Useful for Set HMI or
Relative Horizontal Microspace commands. For example, for the HP Laserjet:Æ(#` Æ

Á ÁÁ` ÁÂ¸Â[27]"*pÁ&%Á" ASCII(HS) "X"Æ(#¸Æ

WUNITSÂ°` ÂCharacter width units in units/inch. Usually the same as HUNITS.Æ(#` Æ

VUNITSÂ°` ÂVertical motion units (denominator) in units/inch.Æ(#` Æ

VUNITSNÂ°` ÂVertical motion units (numerator). VUNITSN/VUNITS = fractional units of
motion in inches.Æ(#` Æ

VSÂXÂÂX` ÂCurrent vertical spacing amount in VUNITS. Useful for Set V or Relative
Vertical Spacing commands. For example, for the HP Laserjet:Æ(#` Æ

Á ÁÁ` ÁÁ¸Á[27] "*p" ASCII(VS) "Y"

Ã ÃCharacter VariablesÄ Ä

Character variables are set for each character.

CURWIDTHÂ°` ÂCurrent character width in WUNITS. Useful in character map strings.
Average width of all characters in font is NOMWIDTH.Æ(#` Æ
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Ð&5ÔXPOSÂXÂÂX` ÂCurrent horizontal position in HUNITS. Useful in Absolute Horizontal Position
commands.Æ(#` Æ

YPOSÂXÂÂX` ÂCurrent vertical position in VUNITS. Useful in Absolute Vertical Position
commands.Æ(#` Æ

ÃÃ××Arithmetic OperatorsÄÄ××Ô
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The following operators are allowed in any WPDL expression. ÃÃThey are listed in order of
precedence.ÄÄ Parentheses can be used to enforce a different order of evaluation.

OPERATION SYMBOL FUNCTION

Negate - Change the sign of the value.
Bitwise Not ~ Invert value (e.g., 1101 to 0010).
Logical Not ! Logical negation (all values treated as 0 or 1). Logical Not of
non-0 is 0. Logical Not of 0 is 1.
Multiply * Product of two values.
Divide / Ratio of two values.
Rounded Divide // Ratio of two values, rounded.
Modulo % Remainder of a division. (e.g., 256 % 156 = 100, 40 % 15 = 10)
Add + Sum of two values.
Subtract - Difference of two values.
Shift left << Multiply by power of 2. (e.g., A << 1 = A*2, A << 2 = A*4,
A << 3 = A*8)
Shift right >> Divide by power of 2. (e.g., A >> 1 = A/2, A >> 2 = A/4,
A >> 3 = A/8)
Less than < 1 if first value is less than second, otherwise 0.
Less than or equal <= 1 if first value is less than or equal to second, otherwise 0.
Greater than > 1 if first value is greater than second, otherwise 0.
Greater than or equal >= 1 if first value is greater than or equal to second,
otherwise 0.
Equal == 1 if first value equals second, otherwise 0.
Not equal != 1 if first and second values not equal, otherwise 0.
Bitwise and & 1100 & 1010 = 1000 (binary return).
Bitwise or | 1100 | 1010 = 1110 (binary return).
Bitwise xor ^ 1100 ^ 1010 = 0110 (binary return).
Logical and && 101 && 000 = 0 (decimal return).
Logical or || 101 || 000 = 1 (decimal return).
Assignment := Set first value to that of second.
Add & assign += Set value of first to sum of first and second.
Subtract & assign -= Set value of first to difference of second from first.

ÃÃ
××String Output FunctionsÄÄ××Ô
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These are WPDL functions which send string values to the printer. Each function acts on its
parameter's low-order word. To output the high-order word, the value must be manipulated
(value >> 16 or value / 65536) to move it into the low word position.

SENDHI(ÃÃvarÄÄ)Â°` ÂÂX¸ÂSend ÃÃvarÄÄ's high byte. [binary]Æ(#¸Æ
Ô
3'6ÔSENDLO(ÃÃvarÄÄ)Â°` ÂÂX¸ÂSend ÃÃvarÄÄ's low byte. [binary]Æ(#¸Æ

SENDHILO(ÃÃvarÄÄ)Â¸ÂSend ÃÃvarÄÄ's bytes; high, then low. [binary]Æ(#¸Æ

SENDLOHI(ÃÃvarÄÄ)Â¸ÂSend ÃÃvarÄÄ's bytes; low, then high. [binary]Æ(#¸Æ

DOWNLOAD("file")Â¸ÂSend contents of file (path not given). The path is specified with
printer selection in WP by the user. (Replaces in WP 4.2.)Æ(#¸Æ

ASCII(ÃÃexpr,cntÄÄ)Â¸ÂSend the value of ÃÃexprÄÄ as ÃÃcntÄÄ characters (or more if necessary).
Parameter ÃÃcntÄÄ is optional. If ÃÃcntÄÄ is larger than the output string, the
string is left-padded with '0's.Æ(#¸Æ

ÃÃ××Special OperatorsÄÄ××Ô
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These are WPDL functions for value conversion, printer control, and print-time user interface.

CONVERT(ÃÃval,oldunits,newunitsÄÄ)Â¸*h+ÂReturns value of ÃÃvalÄÄ converted from ÃÃoldunitsÄÄ to ÃÃnewunitsÄÄ
(e.g., 1200ths to 300ths).Æ(#hÆ

CHRWID(ÃÃchar_idÄÄ)Â¸ÂÂX%ÂÂX%h+ÂReturn width in WUNITS of ÃÃchar_idÄÄ in current font.
char_id = charset_num << 8 + char_numÆ(#hÆ

REPOSITIONÂ°` ÂÂX¸ÂÂX%ÂÂX%h+ÂCauses the printhead to return to its previous horizontal
position. Useful for printers that have no backspace
capabilities, or after printer functions which have
uncertain effects on the horizontal position. (Replaces
in WP 4.2.)Æ(#hÆ

; Â(¸ÂÂX%ÂDesignates a comment field. Anything between the semicolon
and the end of the line is ignored.Æ(#Æ

PROMPT(ÃÃmsg,ÄÄ ÃÃmsg,ÄÄ ...)Â` !%ÂÂX%h+ÂDisplays messages on the message line of WP's printer
control. Up to 66 characters are displayed.Æ(#hÆ

CLEARPROMPTÂ¸ÂÂX%ÂÂX%h+ÂClears message lines of WP's printer control.Æ(#hÆ

BEEPÂXÂÂX` ÂÂX¸ÂÂX%ÂÂX%h+ÂCauses WP to beep.Æ(#hÆ

WAITÂXÂÂX` ÂÂX¸ÂÂX%ÂÂX%h+ÂCause WP to pause printing and wait for a GO in printer
control.Æ(#hÆ
Ô
Q7ÔÅÅSETMETHOD(ÃÃdriver,ÄÄ ÃÃtypeÄÄ)Â` #%ÂÂX%h+ÂSelects the driver type to be used for the function which
implement more than one driver (e.g., Horizon Motion
Control: whether HMI, HMI with Microspacing Relative,
or Absolute). If SETMETHOD is not used to specify a
driver type, the default driver type (marked in PTR with
'*') is used. The following parameters are valid:Æ(#hÆ

ÃÃ Driver Type Driver Type

HORIZONTAL HMI DOUBLEUNDER AUTOSAME
RELATIVE WPSEPARATE
ABSOLUTE AUTOUNDER2
VERTICAL VMI WPUNDER2
RELATIVE SINGLEUNDER
ABSOLUTE NOTSUPPORTED
BOLD AUTOSAME STRIKEOUT AUTOSAME
DOUBLEOVER AUTOSEPARATE
TRIPLEOVER WPSEPARATE
MULTIPLEPASS BACKSPACE
BACKSPACE NOTSUPPORTED
NOTSUPPORTED REDLINE AUTOSAME
UNDERLINE AUTOSAME AUTOSEPARATE
AUTOSEPARATE WPSEPARATE
WPSEPARATE BACKSPACE
BACKSPACE NOTSUPPORTED
NOTSUPPORTED SHADOW AUTOSAME
ITALIC AUTOSAME MULTIPLEPASS
SINGLEUNDER NOTSUPPORTED
NOTSUPPORTED ÅÅ
ÄÄ
ÃÃ××Conditional ExpressionsÄÄ××Ô
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These are WPDL functions which control the flow of execution within expressions. These
functions are useful for specifying conditional or repeating information in printer strings.

For example, if a printer's font deselect string turns off the bold attribute as a side effect,
this side effect could be counteracted by conditionally turning bold back on in the same
string. For example, on the IBM Graphics Printer:

Á ÁIF (BOLD) [27] "G" ENDIF

IF(ÃÃexprÄÄ)Â°` ÂEvaluate ÃÃexprÄÄ. If true (non-0) continue execution, skipping any following
ELSEIF or ELSE clauses. If false (0) skip to next ELSEIF, ELSE, or ENDIF.
IF must have a corresponding ENDIF.Æ(#` Æ

ELSEIF(ÃÃexprÄÄ)Â°` ÂOptional operator that behaves identically to the IF(ÃÃexprÄÄ) function described
above, but may not appear outside of an IF-ENDIF block.Æ(#` Æ

ELSEÂXÂÂX` ÂOptional operator that marks the beginning of code executed if all previous
expressions in the IF-ENDIF block are false.Æ(#` Æ

ENDIFÁÁMarks the end of the IF conditional.

WHILE(ÃÃexprÄÄ)Á` ÁEvaluate ÃÃexprÄÄ. If false (0) skip past ENDWHILE.

ENDWHILEÂ°` ÂLoops back to the WHILE to reevaluate expr.Æ(#` Æ

Ô
Õ%8ÔÃÃ××Åé
ÅEntering WPDL CodesÄÄ××Ô
;
Ô

Characters or printer codes can be entered in an ASCII (""), decimal ([]), hexadecimal (<>),
octal ({}), or binary (::) format. Each format is identified by delimiters which must enclose the
value string. ÃÃOnly valuesÄÄ [32] ÃÃthroughÄÄ [126] ÃÃcan be sent in ASCII format.ÄÄ

Examples:

Á ÁCharacter
Á Áor code ASCII Decimal Hex Octal Binary

Á ÁEscape [27] <1B> {33} :11011:
Á Á A "A" [65] <41> {101} :1000001:

Åé
ÅMulti-byte printer strings can be represented by separating byte values with commas within
numeric format delimiters. No commas are needed within ASCII strings. An additional
ASCII text format (delimited by BEGINTEXT and ENDTEXT) is like the ASCII format, but
allows values from [0] to [127] in the string.

Any newline in the text is sent to the printer as [10].

Delimiters BEGINTEXT and ENDTEXT must each appear alone on a line. The text format is
useful for long command strings that control PostScript printers.

Examples:

Á ÁString ASCII Decimal Hex Octal Binary

Á ÁEscape A [27,65] <1B,41> {33,101} :11011,1000001:
Á Á AB "AB" [65,66] <41,42> {101,102} :1000001,1000010:

It is more space-efficient (but sometimes less readable) to represent all values in a WPDL
string in the same format than it is to use a mixed format. For example, Escape A can be
stored in 3 bytes as decimal [27,65] or hex <1B,41>, but requires 4 bytes to represent the
mixed-format [27]"A".

WPDL variables, whether built-in or user defined, are typed in expressions without brackets
("", [], <>, {}, ::). In PTR built-in variables are displayed in uppercase and user-defined
variables in lowercase.

Constants in expressions can be represented in ASCII (''), decimal, hexadecimal (trailing-h),
octal (trailing-q), or binary (trailing-b) formats. Only values 32 through 126 can be
represented in ASCII format.

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Á9Ô ÃÃ××Glossary××ÄÄÔ
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ÒÆ°h(#°¸(#ÆÒÅ(Åabsolute microspacingÔ
:Ô every character is printed at an assigned width, but the
printhead can be moved (spaced) anywhere as an offset from the
left edge of the pageÅ(ÅÔ!
ü:D::!Ô¯
ÅpÅabsolute vertical
motionÔ
$:Ô vertical motion measured from the top edge of the page ÅpÅÔ!
l:Ü:l:!Ô¯
Å¸ÅAFCÔ
:Ô see ÃÃautomatic font changeÄÄÅ¸ÅÔ!
:L::!Ô¯
Å¸ÅascenderÔ
:Ô that part of a character extending above the x height.Å¸ÅÔ!
:¼ : :!Ô¯
ÅàÅautomatic font
changeÔ
,:Ô the name of a font WP should use to represent a printing
attribute for the given font. For example, when WP is printing
text in the current font, an AFC could direct WP to use another
font to print italicized text.ÅàÅÔ!
:ä:t
:!Ô¯
ÅpÅbase fontÔ
:Ô the font chosen by the user on which all automatic font changes
are based.ÅpÅÔ!
Ä:Ä: :!Ô¯
ÅpÅbaselineÔ
4:Ô an imaginary line drawn through the lowest point of nonªdescending capital letters.ÅpÅÔ!
ì:ì:4:!Ô¯
Å¸Åbuilt©in fontÔ
\:Ô a font present in the printer at all times.Å¸ÅÔ!
\::\:!Ô¯
Å(Åcharacter IDÔ
Ì:Ô a code describing a WordPerfect character. It is comprised of
two parts: the ÃÃcharacter setÄÄ and the ÃÃcharacter numberÄÄ within
the set (e.g., 0,126 indicates character set 0, character 126).Å(ÅÔ!
<::Ì:!Ô¯
Å(Åcharacter mapÔ
¬:Ô a table of characters and the printer command string mapped to
each. To print a character, WP sends the printer string mapped
to it. Å(ÅÔ!
:d:¬:!Ô¯
ÅpÅcharacter numberÔ
:Ô the sequential number within a character set that denotes a
specific character.ÅpÅÔ!
D:D::!Ô¯
Å¸Åcharacter setÔ
´:Ô one of twelve designated WordPerfect character sets.Å¸ÅÔ!
´:l:´:!Ô¯
ÅpÅdescenderÔ
$:Ô a portion of a letter (such as g, j, or q) that extends below the
baseline.ÅpÅÔ!
Ü:Ü:$:!Ô¯
Å¸ÅdiacriticalÔ
L:Ô a mark added to a letter to indicate a special phonetic value.Å¸ÅÔ!
L: :L:!Ô¯
ÅpÅfontÔ
¼ :Ô a collection of characters sharing a typeface, an orientation, a
character map, a size, spacing attributes, and a quality attribute.ÅpÅÔ!
t!:t!:¼ :!Ô¯
Å¸ÅformÔ
ä":Ô a size of paper on which a printer can print.Å¸ÅÔ!
ä":#:ä":!Ô¯
ÅpÅgroupÔ
T$:Ô a collection of fonts which must be loaded and unloaded as a
unit (e.g., fonts on a cartridge, soft fonts on a diskette).ÅpÅÔ!
%: %:T$:!Ô¯
Å¸ÅHMIÔ
|&:Ô see ÃÃhorizontal motion indexÄÄÅ¸ÅÔ!
|&:4':|&:!Ô¯Ô
4':ÔÅpÅhorizontal motion
indexÔ
¸;Ô a character widthÅpÅÔ!
;p;;!Ô¯
Å¸Å×Landscape×landscapeÅ¸ÅÔ
(;Ô font prints bottom©to©top across long direction of page.Ô!
(;à;(;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅleadingÔ
;Ô amount of white space between lines of textÅ¸ÅÔ!
;P;;!Ô¯
Å¸Åminimum marginÔ
;Ô the area in which nothing can be printed at the edge of a page. Å¸ÅÔ!
;À;;!Ô¯
ÅpÅmono©spaced fontÔ
x;Ô a font that does not have proportional spacing; a font in which
every character has the same cell width.ÅpÅÔ!
0;0;x;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅpitchÔ
;Ô the distance the printhead moves after printing each character.Å¸ÅÔ!
;X ; ;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅpointÔ

;Ô 1/72 of an inch.Å¸ÅÔ!

;È
;
;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅportraitÔ
;Ô font prints left©to©right across narrow direction of page.Å¸ÅÔ!
;8 ;;!Ô¯
ÅpÅproportional spaced
fontÔ
¨
;Ô a font in which most characters are assigned a cell width
proportional to the width of the character.ÅpÅÔ!
¨
;`;ð ;!Ô¯
ÅpÅproportional spacing
tableÔ
Ð;Ô a list of characters in a proportionally spaced font and the width
of each.ÅpÅÔ!
Ð;;;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅPS fontÔ
@;Ô see ÃÃproportional spaced fontÄÄÅ¸ÅÔ!
@;ø;@;!Ô¯
ÅpÅredliningÔ
°;Ô text marking used to identify proposed additions to a document,
usually by gray©shading the added text.ÅpÅÔ!
h;h;°;!Ô¯
ÅpÅresolutionÔ
Ø;Ô the number of (vertical and horizontal) dots per inch that can be
printed.ÅpÅÔ!
;;Ø;!Ô¯
Å(ÅresourceÔ
;Ô anything that limits the number of fonts or groups that can be
loaded at a given time (e.g., memory for soft fonts, slots for font
cartridges).Å(ÅÔ!
p;¸;;!Ô¯
Å¸Åreverse landscape×Reverse Landscape×Å¸ÅÔ
à;Ô font prints top©to©bottom across long direction of page.Ô!
à;;à;!Ô¯
Å¸Åreverse portrait×Reverse Portrait×Å¸ÅÔ
P;Ô font prints right©to©left (upside down) across narrow direction of
page.Ô!
;;P;!Ô¯
ÅpÅstrikeoutÔ
x;Ô text marking (usually a line through existing text) used to
identify proposed deletions from a document.ÅpÅÔ!
0;0;x;!Ô¯
Å¸Åsubstitute fontÔ
;Ô ÃÃÄÄa font used to print characters not found in the current font.Å¸ÅÔ!
;X ; ;!Ô¯
Å(Åtype throughÔ
!;Ô a WP feature that allows the keyboard and printer to be used as
a typewriter. Keys typed are sent directly to the printer, either
on a character©by©character or line©by©line basis). Å(ÅÔ!
";È!;!;!Ô¯
Å¸Åtypeface weightÔ
ð#;Ô the attribute that describes how bold or black a typeface is.Å¸ÅÔ!
ð#;¨$;ð#;!Ô¯
Å¸ÅtypefaceÔ
`%;Ô the general appearance and structure of the characters in a font.Å¸ÅÔ!
`%;&;`%;!Ô¯Ô
&;ÔÅpÅvertical motion indexÔ
<Ô the printer is given a line height (vertical motion index), after
which each line feed advance the printhead by that height.ÅpÅÔ!
¸<¸<<!Ô¯Ô
p<Ô ÃÃ××Index××ÄÄÔ
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×Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAbsolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace) 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAbsolute Horizontal Spacing (microspace) screen 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAbsolute microspacing 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAbsolute vertical motion 4, 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAbsolute Vertical Motion screen 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdd (non-shareable) 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdditional Horizontal Offset Each Pass (1200ths) 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdditional Vertical Offset Each Pass (1200ths) 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjust 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at End of Double Underlining 37, 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at End of Redlining 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at End of Strikeout 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at End of Underlining 44Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at Start of Double Underlining 37, 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at Start of Redlining 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at Start of Strikeout 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment at Start of Underlining 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAdjustment Between Characters 37, 42, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAll Four Orientations Available in Each Font 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAmount to Slant Font 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAngular 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAppearance/Style 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAppearance/Style screen 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAttributes 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ágeneral appearance, style, or use of a typeface 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ámiscellaneous 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁPrinting 5, 9, 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áquality 14, 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áshape 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAttributes screen 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Bold 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Bold commands 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Bold screen 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Carriage Return on Line Feed? 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Carriage Return on Rev Line Feed? 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Color 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Color screen 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Double Underline commands 5, 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Double Underline on Same Pass 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Double Underline on Separate Pass 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Double Underline on Separate Pass screen 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Line Feed on Carriage Return? 18, 19, 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Multiple Copies 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Redline commands 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Redline on Same Pass 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Redline on Same Pass screen 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Redline on Separate Pass 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Redline on Separate Pass screen 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Shadow 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Shadow commands 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Shadow screen 7Æ¨!°ÆÔ
¾&=ÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Simulated Italics (NOT Italics) 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Strikeout commands 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Strikeout on Same Pass 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Strikeout on Same Pass screen 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Strikeout on Separate Pass 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Strikeout on Separate Pass screen 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Underline commands 8, 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Underline on Same Pass 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Underline on Same Pass screen 8Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Underline on Separate Pass 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAuto Underline on Separate Pass screen 8Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAutomatic Font Change 8Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ácross reference list 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAutomatic Font Change Cross Reference for screens 8, 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAutomatic font changes 8, 9, 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAutomatic Font Changes screen 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAverage PS Table Width 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁAverage Scaled Width 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Overstrike 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Overstrike screen 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Redlining 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Redlining screen 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Strikeout 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Strikeout screen 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Underlining 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBackspace Underlining screen 9Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBall 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBaseline Bias Factor 16, 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBell 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBitmap graphics 10, 12, 15, 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBitmap Graphics screen 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBold 5, 9, 10, 12, 25, 36, 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBold Not Supported 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBold screen 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBoxes 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áshaded 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBuilt-in set 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁBuilt-In Set screen 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCalculate Super/Subscript Positions 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCalligraphic 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCanon LBP 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCapital Height 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCasual 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCenter Printhead (for Sheet Feeder) 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁChange Orientation 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter Cell Adjust 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter ID 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter map 11, 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter Map screen 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter Map: screen 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ádisplaying 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter proportions 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter to Use for Movement 6-8, 37Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCharacter width 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁColor 12, 26, 31Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&>ÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁColor capabilities 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁColor Not Supported 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁColor screen 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁColumn data graphics 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁConnected Letters 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCross reference font 8Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCupped 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCurved or Bowed Lines 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁCyan, Magenta, Yellow 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁD = Graphics Density Number 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁData Format Flags 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁData Format Flags screen 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁData format for graphics 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁData Mask 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDecorative 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDefault Leading 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDescender Height 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDeselect Font commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDiacriticals Are Not Already Adjusted (Horizontally) in Italic 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDiacriticals Positioned (Vertically) for Uppercase Characters 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble Overstrike on Same Pass 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only) screen 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble underlineÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áadjusting vertical position 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ávertical position 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble Underline Character 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble Underline Not Supported 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble Underline screen 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDouble underlining 5, 6, 12, 36, 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDraft Quality 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDraw Box commands 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁDraw Rule commands 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁEnd Graphics 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁEnd Graphics commands 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁExaggerated 32, 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁExpand Inter-Character Spacing (Add Dots) commands 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁExtra Bold 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁExtra Light 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFlush Printer's Buffer commands 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFont Cell Height 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFont Cell Height PS Table Was Created for 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFont or Group Type 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFont Width 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFont: screen 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFonts in Group 15, 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFonts in Group screen 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFonts screen 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁForm Type 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFormal 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁForms screen 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFunction Variable 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFunction Variables Key 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁFuturistic 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGraphics 10, 12, 15, 22, 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁData Format 10Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&?ÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ádensity 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áresolution 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGraphics Expressions 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGraphics Expressions screen 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGraphics Not Supported 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGraphics Resolutions screen 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGroup: screen 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGroups 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁGroups screen 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHairline 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHelps and Hints about Printer screen 18Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHigh Quality 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHmi 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHMI (only) 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHMI (with microspacing) 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHMI (with microspacing) screen 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHorizontal Motion screen 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHorizontal Offset 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHorizontal Offset (1200ths) 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHorizontal positioning 26, 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° Áhorizontal positioning commandsÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁMove to Horizontal Position 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHorizontal Spacing Units 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHP 2000 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHP Plus 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁHP Series II 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁI = Initially Present? 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁI = User Intervention Required? 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁID = Resource ID Number 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁID Code 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitial Horizontal Offset (1200ths) 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitial Horizontal Offset Bold Passes (1200ths) 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitial Value 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitial Vertical Offset (1200ths) 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitialize and Reset screen 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitialize at Start of Page commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitialize at Start of Print Job commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitialize Printer commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInitialize Type Through commands 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInteger Variable 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁInteger Variables Key 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁItalic 5, 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁItalics Not Supported 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁItalics screen 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁKern 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁKerning 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁL = Allow Landscape? 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLandscape 26, 54Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLight 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad and Select Strings 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad and Select Strings screen 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad Font commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad Group commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad/Unload Commands 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLoad/Unload Commands screen 21Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&@ÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLocationÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áform type 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLowercase t Height 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁLowercase x Height 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁManual Feed and Continuous Load in Same Place? 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁManual Feed commands 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁmarginsÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áminimum 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMargins and # Fonts/Page screen 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMaximum # of Fonts/Page 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMaximum Ascender Height 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMaximum Inter-Character Expansion (Number of Dots) 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMaximum Units 18, 19, 29, 30, 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMaximum Value 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° Ámaxmimum number of fontsÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áon a page 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMedium Quality 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMinimum Bottom Margin 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMinimum Left Margin 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMinimum Right Margin 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMinimum Top Margin 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMiscellaneous Font Features 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMiscellaneous Font Features screen 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMiscellaneous Information screen 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMiscellaneous Printer Commands screen 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁModes Supported 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁModes Supported screen 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMonochrome Column Data Format 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMonochrome Column Data Format screen 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMonochrome Raster Data Format 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMonochrome Raster Data Format screen 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMost Significant Bit at Bottom of Column 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMotion spaces 37Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMotion units 16, 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMotion Units (Vert and Horz) 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove Backward commands 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove Down commands 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove Forward commands 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove to Horizontal Position commands 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove to Vertical Position commands 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMove Up commands 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Intensity Shading 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Intensity Shading screen 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Pass Overstrike 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Pass Overstrike screen 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Pass Shadowing 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁMultiple Pass Shadowing screen 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁNonconnecting Enclosures 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁNormal 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁNumber of Images 9, 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁNumber of Passes 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOblique 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOffset (Inserted & Side) 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOld Style 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOptimal Character Width 33Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&AÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOptimal Space Width 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOrientation 13, 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOrientations screen 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOther 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁOutline 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁP = Allow Portrait? 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁP = Number of Printhead Pins Used for Graphics 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPage advance 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPerform Backspace 18, 19, 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPerform Carriage Return 18, 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPerform Carriage Return commands 29, 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPerform Line Feed 38, 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPerform Reverse Line Feed 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPitch 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPortrait 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPortrait & Landscape 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPortrait and Landscape Available in Each Font 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPortrait, Landscape, Reverse Portrait, & Reverse Landscape 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPrint Super/Subscripts, Advances, Graphics in Top-to-Bottom Or 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPrinter Auto Page Advance? 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPrinter String screen 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPrinthead Bias (Left) 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPrinthead Bias (Top) 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPriority 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportional spacing table 13, 26, 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportional Spacing Table screen 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportional Spacing Table: (name) 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportional Spacing Table:

screen 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportionally spaced 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportions 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁProportions screen 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁPS Table Units 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁQuality 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁQuality screen 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRed, Green, Blue 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRedline 6, 9, 28, 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Ávertical position adjustment 6Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRedline Character 9, 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRedline Not Supported 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRedline screen 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRelative Horizontal Spacing (microspace) 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRelative Horizontal Spacing (microspace) screen 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRelative Vertical Motion 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁReset at End of Print Job commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁReset Type Through 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁReset/Advance at End of Page commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁResolution 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁResolution (Vert and Horz) 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁResolution units 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁResources 14, 17Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁResources screen 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁReverse Landscape 26, 54Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁReverse Portrait 26, 54Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRGB (Red, Green, Blue) Table 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRGB (Red, Green, Blue) Table screen 31Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&BÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRight justification 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRound 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRules 31, 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRules and Shaded Boxes screen 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁRules Not Supported 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁS = Pin Spacing Unit (Pins Per Inch) 16Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSame as Single Underline 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSame as Underline 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁScaleable 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁScript 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSelect Font commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSend Attribute Byte commands 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSend Bell to Printer 23Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSend Font Load String when Group Is Loaded 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSerifs 32, 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSerifs screen 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Box Height commands 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Box Intensity commands 25Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Box Width commands 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Color commands 26Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Forward Printing 18Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Graphics Resolution 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet HMI (Horizontal Motion Index) 18, 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet HMI for Each Character? 19Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Page Length commands 20Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Reverse Printing 18Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Rule Height commands 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Rule Width commands 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet Unused Bits in Data Bytes 12Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSet VMI 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShadow 5, 25, 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShadow Not Supported 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShadow screen 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShadow text 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShape 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁShape screen 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSingle Intensity Shading (Rules) 31Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSingle Intensity Shading (Rules) screen 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSize (Inserted & Side) 15Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSize and Spacing Information 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSize and Spacing Information screen 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSlab 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSlant Adjust 28Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSlanted 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSmall Caps 5Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSoft Font Format Type screen 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSquare 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStart Graphics commands 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStress 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStress (Line Thickness) screen 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStrikeout 7, 9, 35, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áadjusting vertical position 7Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStrikeout Character 9, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStrikeout Not Supported 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁStrikeout screen 35Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&CÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁString Variable 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁString Variables Key 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSubscripts 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSubstitute font 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSubstitute font list 11Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSubstitute Fonts 14Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁSubstitute Fonts screen 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° Ásuperscripts 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTransfer Graphics Data 16, 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTransitional 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTriangular 32Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTriple Overstrike on Same Pass 10Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTriple Overstrike on Same Pass (True HMI Only) screen 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTwin Pass - Auto Underline 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTwin Pass - Auto Underline screen 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTwin Pass - WP's Underline 13, 37Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through 23, 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through by Character 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through by Line 24Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through Expressions 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through Expressions screen 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁType Through screen 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTypeface 13Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTypeface screen 38Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁTypeface: screen 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnderlineÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0Áadjusting vertical position 8Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnderline Character 10, 37, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnderline Not Supported 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnderline screen 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnderlining 8, 9, 39, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUniform 35Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnits 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnload Font commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUnload Group commands 21Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁUse Font Only for Automatic Font Changes 22Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVariables 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVariables screen 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical commands 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical motion 30Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical Motion screen 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical Movement 42, 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical Movement First Pass 37Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical Movement Second Pass 37Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical positioning commandsÆ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁMove to Vertical Position 4Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVertical Spacing Units 34Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVMI (Vertical Motion Index) 40Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁVMI (Vertical Motion Index) screen 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWeight 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWeight screen 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWidth 27Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWidth Scale Factor 33Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWordPerfect Printer Description Language 45Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Double Underline on Separate Pass 13Æ¨!°ÆÔ
Ð&DÔÂ 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Double Underline on Separate Pass screen 41Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Redline on Separate Pass 29Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Redline on Separate Pass screen 42Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Strikeout on Separate Pass 36Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Strikeout on Separate Pass screen 43Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Underline on Separate Pass 39Æ¨!°Æ
Â 0ÂÂ°ÂÁ0ÁÁ° ÁWP's Underline on Separate Pass screen 43Æ¨!°Æ

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Daniel says:

January 27, 2013 at 3:59 pm

Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
Joshie says:

March 18, 2014 at 4:57 pm

This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
DiskingRound says:

January 14, 2015 at 10:57 pm

But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/

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