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<ESC>Q
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PROPORTIONAL SPACING "OFF'
Use this command to
turn
Proportional Spacing Mode off.
Examples:
The following are examples of proportional spacing using
font 382, "Epson Pica."
Proportional spacing takes effect
after the <ESC>P.
Proportionally
spaced characters are closer together
than fixed spaced characters.
This
may or may not be the appearance you
desire.
The proportional
spacing has been
turned off
for this sentence.
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<ESC><DC1>n
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OFFSET SELECTION
This command allows you to modify character spacing for
fixed and proportional space printing. The usual way to
modify character spacing for fixed or monospaced char-
acters is to adjust the HMI value. However, the HMI
command is ignored when in Proportional Space printing.
This command may be used
to
add or subtract space be-
tween characters in increments of 1/120 inch. Valid values
for increasing space range from 1 to 64. Valid values for
decreasing space range from 0 to 63.
Once you have determined the amount of space to add or
subtract, convert the amount to a binary number that uses
bit 7 as the positive or negative sign.
Diablo Emulation Mode
D-25
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