114
128 128
128 128
64 64
64 64
32 32
32 32
16 16
16 16
8 8
8 8
4 4
4 4
2 2
2 2
I I
1 1
Total
1st rn, m, m, m, m, m,, m,, m,, ml7 rn,, mJ1 ml3
rn, m. m. m. rn,, m,, m,, m,. mra m,, rnz2
Total
1st rn, m, m, m, m, m,, m,, m,, ml7 rn,, mJ1 ml3
rn, m. m. m. rn,, m,, m,, m,. mra m,, rnz2
2nd ma. rn>, rnJe ma0 rn,* m,. m,, m,. ma0 mr2 mrr mrs
m,, mz7 ma, ma1 m,, m,, ma7 m,, m., m., rn,,
ASCII Code:
Descender:
Left space:
Right space:
M, = Descender * 128
+ (Left * 16) + Right
Figure 7-6. Use this grid (or one similar to it) to define your own
NLQ characters.
If we replot our flask for NLQ, the grid data will look like
Figure 7-7.
The defining process is the same as for draft characters, except
that you must select NLQ characters by using < ESC > “x”
1 first to select the NLQ mode, and you must define 46 data
(mZ to m46). If you wish to print your NLQ characters with
the standard character set, the remarks regarding the simul-
taneous use of standard and download characters in the draft
character section apply equally to NLQ characters.
To demonstrate how to use the NLQ downlead characters,
try this program.