Cancelling Modes - Epson Printer Interface Cartridge for the Apple IIc Operation Manual

Select subscript from the printer codes menu but enter the codes to
turn NLQ on and off when you are asked to supply the codes for
subscript beginning and ending. For the code to turn on NLQ, type
esc
x and for the code to turn NLQ off, type
1
esc
the key; do not type the three letters.) When you finish the pro-
cess, AppleWorks will turn on NLQ whenever you choose subscript
beginning and will turn NLQ off whenever you choose subscript end.
(See Appendix C for the codes for other Apple IIc PIC features.)

Cancelling modes

If you want to cancel the modes you have set with SelecType, you
can turn your printer off and back on with the power switch on the
right side of the printer. This cancels all SelecType settings, returns
your LX-90 to its defaults, resets the top of page, and empties the
contents of the buffer, including any user-defined characters that you
have stored there.
Occasionally you may wish to cancel one or more modes with
SelecType instead of resetting the printer with power switch. To cancel
all modes controlled by SelecType, simply enter SelecType mode and
then press the FF button without pressing the ON LINE button. This is
useful when you make a mistake while setting codes and want to start
over again, and it does not interfere with top of page, user-defined char-
acters, or other items that are not controlled by SelecType.
If you do make a mistake while using SelecType, just press the LF
button to turn off SelecType and then turn it on again and press the FF
button before you press the ON LINE button.
In fact, some users like to use the FF button to cancel any previous
SelecType setting each time they use SelecType. If you want to be
absolutely certain that no previous settings interfere with your use of
SelecType, always press the FF button once immediately after you
enter SelecType mode. For this procedure, after you press the
ON LINE and FF buttons to turn on SelecType, press the FF button
once, and then make and set your selection or selections as outlined in
Chapter 2.
You can also cancel individual modes with SelecType if you wish.
You do this with the same procedure that sets them. When a mode is
already set, selecting it again cancels it, as demonstrated in the exam-
ple below.
esc esc
x 0. (For press
E-3