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CTRL-I X
Don't output the high order bit to the printer. This
puts the printer back in standard text mode.
CTRL-InN
Set line length to n characters from left side of page
(not from left margin). After issuing this command,
characters will only be printed on the printer, and
not on the Apple video screen. A carriage return will
automatically be generated after n characters have
been printed. If the line length is set to zero, the
Grappler will not issue a carriage return until it
receives one from the Apple. Note: When listing basic
programs, the printing will automatically be formatted
for 4Ø columns unless this command is used (i.e.
CTRL-I 8Ø N).
CTRL-II
Transmits characters to both the Apple screen and
printer. When the line length is set with a CTRL-InN
command the screen will be turned off and printed
characters will go only to the printer. If you wish
characters to appear on the. screen while they are
being printed, use this command.
CTRL-InL
Set left margin to nth column. All subsequent printing
will have n spaces at the start of each line. For
example, when using CTRL—I lØL, all printing will start
in the 1Øth column.
CTRL-InR
Set right margin to nth column from left edge of page
(not left margin). This command will prevent words
from being split at the right margin. The Grappler
will end the line at the first space that occurs after
the right margin, but before the end of the line as set
by the CTRL-InN command. A right margin of zero
disables this feature.
CTRL-InP
Set page length to n. The printer will print six line—
feeds after n number of lines have been printed. A page
length of zero disables the page length feature. Con-
tinuous form paper typically has a total of 66 possible
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