Make surethat the DIP switches are set forthe correct printer emulation, and that you have
selected the appropriate character setusing the DIP switches.
Ifyou arein doubtabout theconfiguration ofyour applicationsoftware, seek expertadvice.
Your software supplierwill probably be your most qualified reference.

EMBEDDING PRINTER COMMANDS

Many word-processors and other software lack commands for changing font, printing
double-size characters. Your printer therefore has commands that can be embedded in
documents to control these functions without software help. The commands consist of a
capital letterenclosed in double parentheses, followed by adigit (or acapital letter):
Font: ((F))O Tms Romn
((F))L Helvet
Size: ((s))0 Standard size
((s))1 Double width
((s))2 Double height
((s))3 Double width and height
If you want to print atitle in double-size Helvet, then change to different size with Tms
Romn”forother text, you can use these commands as follows:
File as seen on computer screen:
((F) )L ((S) )3
Printer commands
((F) )0 ((S) )0
Printer commands ( ( S) ) 2can be ( ( S) ) Oembedded
( ( S) ) Ianywhere ( ( S) ) Oln adocument.
Printout:
inter
Printer commands Can beembedded
When you use these commands there are severalpoints to note:
●Alineconsisting of commands alone prints as ablank line.
●The softwarewill not know that these are commands, so you cannot trust your software
togive you the correct line width.The printed line maybe considerably shorter than the
lineon the screen; the extra space being the space that was occupied by the commands.
One way to handle the lastproblem is to prepare your document without the commands,
then insert them as afinal step, with the margins released. The find, replace, and copy
functions of word-processing software can be helpfulhere.
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