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You can direct sections of headers and footers to the left,
right, or center by using the ) character. Each header or footer
is divided into three sections; Left, center and right. The ~
character shows the limits of these sections. So to print a header
with the date to the left, a title in the center, and a page number
to the right, the header might look like this:
@ I Spreadsheet Title I Page #
And, on August 12, 1986, the results might look like this:
12-Aug-86 Spreadsheet Title Page 1
Another of the selections under Options is Setup. This se-
lection allows you to create a setup string that will be sent to
the printer before each section of the spreadsheet is printed.
You can include non-printing codes in the setup string by using
a backslash (\) followed by a three digit number that consists
of the decimal ASCII value for the code that you wish to send
(with leading zeros if required). For example, to print a
worksheet in condensed print, use the setup string \015. This
sends ASCII 15 which is the code for condensed printing. The
following table shows how many character columns will fit
with different printing widths, and the setup string to get each
width.
Table 3-2
Print columns on a page with Lotus l-2-3
Proportional off
Characters per line
IL :--L ._._^ Setup codes I
Elite
Condensed Elite
Expanded on
Expanded off
NLQ on
Proportional on
196 ‘1163 1 ‘,018\027M
160 272 \027M\015
\027W\OOl
\027W\OOO
- \027x\OO 1
! -- 1 \\027p\,OOl