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<ESC>T
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SET TOP MARGIN
Use this command to set the Top Margin. The Top Margin
may not be set below the Bottom Margin. The default Top
Margin is the top of the page.
Set the Top Margin by issuing the <LP> command for
each line down from the top of the page until you reach
the point of the desired Top Margin. The actual distance
represented
by
a line feed is determined
by
the Verti-
cal Motion Index. After the desired number of line feeds
have been issued, enter an <ESC> T command to set the
margin.
For example, sending the following commands would set
the top margin at the fourth line from the top of the page:
<LF><LF><LF><LF><ESC> T
The Top Margin may also be set by using the keypad to
configure Group 4 Options 9, A, B, and C.
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<ESC>L
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SET BOTTOM MARGIN
Use this command to set the Bottom Margin. The Bottom
Margin may not be set above the Top Margin. The default
Bottom Margin is the bottom of the page as defined by
the Lines per Page command or the current paper size.
Setting the Bottom Margin is similar to setting the top
margin. The Bottom Margin is measured off the top of the
page. Issue the desired number of <LF> commands from
the top of the page. After reaching the desired bottom
margin, issue the <ESC>L command. The actual distance
represented
by
each <LF> command is determined
by
the Vertical Motion Index.
The Bottom Margin may also be set by using the keypad
to configure Group 4 Options D, E, and F.
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