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Function:
Start underlining
Stop underlining
Underlining
Code:
CHR$(27);"C"
CHR$(27);"D"
To add emphasis to a word or phrase, you can underline it.
Use the CHR$(27);"C" code to start underlining, and the
CHR$(27);"D" to stop it.
NOTE:
Underlining won't work with
reverse
printing, or custom -designed
graphics.
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Function:
Super-/Subscript
Code:
Start subscript
Stop subscript
Start superscript
Stop superscript
CHR$(27);"L"
CHR$(27);"i\Ii"
CHR$(27);"J"
CHR$(27);"K"
Subscripts and superscripts are small block-style characters
used when writing formulas, equations and trademark
symbols.
Superscript characters print slightly higher than normal
characters
.
If you want to program superscript, use the
CHR$(27);"J" command before you type the characters you
want printed that way.
To
cancel the superscript command,
use the CHR$(27);"K" code.
Subscript characters print slightly below the print line. To
program a subscript, use the CHR$(27);"L" command be-
fore you type your subscript characters. To cancel the sub-
script command, use a CHR$(27);"M" code.
NOTE:
The subscript command wi
ll
automatica
ll
y cance
l
superscripts.
Likewise,
a superscript command will cancel subscripts
.
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Enhanced/Emphasized
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Function:
Start enhanced
Start emphasized
Stop emphasized/enhanced
Code:
CHR$(27);"H"
CHR$(27);"T"
CHR$(27);"I"
Emphasized
and enhanced printing give your printing a
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