ruler line to print pica, elite and condensed width pitches. In ad- dition, you can use a similar method to print in letter quality.
The print control codes can be redefined to enhance the final product of your document. The boldface, underline, superscript and subscript functions require only a slight “recoding” of infor- mation in the printer driver. And we have some suggestions for changing the characteristics of the other print control codes to
use italic, expanded, emphasized and italic-underline print.
With these options, you will have even more flexibility printing- with this printer.
nRedefining pitch settings and print control codes
In order to change the settings used in the document ruler line and the print control codes, it is necessary to edit ASCII code decimal values in the System Functions portion of your EasyWriter Il program. (For more details about ASCII codes, please refer to Chapter 4.)
Your printer is considered a Type B printer by the
EasyWriter II program. Before making any changes in the printer driver, you should first check to be sure the printer selec- tion is set for printer Type B (Option 7 on the System Functions menu.)
Then follow the instructions in Appendix B of your EasyWriter II User’s Manual to reconfigure Type B printers. To become more familiar with the reconfiguration process and its terms and to make the instructions in this section easier to understand, we suggest you read through Appendix B first.
In these few paragraphs, we’ll show you the ASCII decimal values we feel provide good flexibility in printing with this printer. You should follow the instructions
The changes you will make are for pitch settings and print con- trol codes (also called font support). However, all the screens in- volved will be explained as you see them displayed.
From the System Functions Menu, choose Option 9 (Recon- figure Printer Type B) and the printer name will be displayed. Type over the present printer name as follows:
1. Printer Name [Letter Quality Printer]
