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This command begins bolding for every character printed subsequently. A
bold effect is produced by printing every character twice, with the second
character moved slightly to the right. This command requires extra page
composition formatting and should be used with moderation; bold fonts are
preferred when a lot of bold text is needed.
Bold Stop
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
pp
pp
p
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RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
This command ends bolding.
Overstrike Start
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
zozo
zozo
zo
CC
CC
C
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RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Start Overstriking command will cause one character to be printed
over another character, where C is the character to be used for
overstriking. Overstriking continues until the command to cancel it is
received. This command requires extra page composition and should be
used with moderation.
Overstrike Stop
▲
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
zpzp
zpzp
zp
▲
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
This command or a Font Change command will stop overstriking.
Subscript Start
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
ll
ll
l
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RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Start Subscripting command lowers the baseline of subsequent
characters. When using a smaller font for the subscripted text, the user