7Delete temporary macros. This option also deletes temporary automatic macros.

8Delete last specified macro.

9Make last specified macro temporary.

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The following program loads and runs a macro. The Imacromoves an inch and a half right and down three inches from the top left corner of the page, where it prints a 25 percent gray-scale bar. It then ejects the paper.

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Line 130moves the print position to a spot 450 dots right and 1200dots”down from the top left corner of the page.

Lines 140through 160select the 180-dotdeep and 7200-dot wide pattern and print it. Line 170does the form feed that forces the actual printing. Line 180 ends the downloading process.

At the two Iinc we select our macro and actually run it.

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