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<LF>
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LINE FEED
This command (decimal 10) causes the printer to execute a
line feed. The following Line Spacing values and Reverse
and Half-Line Feed commands determine the distance and
direction of paper movement when the Line Feed com-
mand is received. The <LF> will not be executed until the
end of the print line regardless of where the command is
entered on the line. (See <ESC>] and <ESC>j commands
for immediate line feeds.)
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<ESC>O
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SET LINE SPACING TO 1/8 INCH
This command sets the Line Spacing
to
8 lines per inch.
Whenever a <LF>command is received, the paper will
move 1/8 inch. This line spacing increment is also re-
ferred to as 9-dot spacing.
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<ESC>11 SET LINE SPACING TO 7172 INCH
This command will cause the paper to move 7/72 inch
whenever a <LF> command is received. This line spacing
increment is also referred to as 7 -dot spacing.
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<Esc>21 SET LINE SPACING TO 116 INCH
This command is used to return the printer to the default
Line Spacing of 6 lines per inch. Whenever a <LF> com-
mand is received, the paper will move 1/6 inch. This line
spacing increment is also referred to as 12-dot spacing.
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<ESC>A<n>
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SET LINE SPACING TO n172 INCH
This command allows you to establish your own line spac-
ing in 1/72 inch increments. The range of values for on'
in the command are 0-85. If your computer has difficulty
with values below 13, use "0+128" for 0, "1+129" for 1,
"2+ 130" for 2, etc.
Appendix E
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