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10 ‘ Demoof boldface and emphasized
20 LPRINTCHR$(27);’’G”;
30 LPRINT“This line is
40 LPRINTCHR$(27);’’E”;
50 LPRINT“This line is
60 LPRINTCHR$(27);’’H”;
70 LPRINT“This line is
80 LPRINTCHR$(27);’’F”;
90 LPRINT“This line is
100 END
BOLDFACEprinting.”
BOLDFACEand EMPHASIZED.”
EMPHASIZEDprinting.”
normal printing.”
Run this program. The results will look like this:
Line 20 turns onboldfacewith (ESC)’’G’’ and line 3Oprints a
line oftext. In line40emphasized is turned onwith(ESC) ’’E”.
Line 50 prints alineoftextin boldface andemphasized. Line60
then turns boldface offwith (ESC)’’H’’ sothat line 70 canprint
in emphasized only. Finally, line 80 turns emphasized off, so
your printer is set for normal printing.
Loakcloseiy at the different lines of printing. Inthe lineof
boldface printing each character has been printed twice, andthe
paper was moved upslightly the second time theywere printed.
In emphasizedprinting, the characters are moved slightly tothe
right the second time the printer prints. The second line combin-
ed both of these so that each character was printed 4 times.
MIXING PRINT MODES
We have learned how to use the various print modes in-
dividually and together. Now we’ll see how to combine them
more efficiently.
You have at your disposal a unique command that lets you
choose any valid combination of print modes and pitch. This is
the Master Print mode command. It looks like this:
(ESC) “!” n