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<VT>
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VERTICAL TAB
This command (decimal 11) moves the current print po-
sition to the next vertical tab stop. You can skip over tab
stops by sending <VT> commands with no text until the
desired tab stop is reached. If no vertical stops are spec-
ified, the vertical tab command acts the same as a line
feed. Note: The Vertical Tab command will also cause a
Carriage Return if Group I Option 4 is enabled.
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<ESC>B<NUL>
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~~iSEL
ALL VERTICAL TAB
This command cancels all vertical tab stops. (All vertical
tabs
are
returned to their power up values by <ESC>R.)
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<ESC>D<nl><D2> ... <D2S><NUL>
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SET HORIZONTAL
TABS
This command sets up to 28 horizontal tab stop positions
(represented by <nl> through n2S). The tab stops must be
in ascending order and followed by <NUL>. The power
up setting is a tab stop every eight positions beginning at
column 9, but tabs can be set beginning at position 1.
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<ESC>D<NUL>
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CLEAR ALL HORIZONTAL TABS
All horizontal tab stops are cancelled by <ESC>D<NUL>.
(All horizontal tabs are returned to their power up values
by <ESC>R.)
Examples:
<ESC>D<ENQ><LF><NUL>
Set tabs at columns 5 and
10.
<ESC>D<RS>(2=<NUL>
Set tabs at columns 30,
40, 50, and 61.
F-16
Proprinter Emulation Mode
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