Oki OKIMATE 10 Handbook page 19

Then the program will go through on-screen
discussions of using OKIMATE with software
packages, writing your own programs and
basic troubleshooting. You can see some sam­
ple programs run on your printer (handy for
reference), and you can skip over topics that
don't interest you. lust sit back and relax and
when it's all over, go to Chapter 2 "T he Play­
er's Guide" on page 17 to see what you can
do with your OKIMATE 10.
N O TE: If the dem onstration disk does n ot run, but your OKI­
M ATE performed the self test properly, try this com m and:
OPEN 1 5
P R I N T #
If the disk still cannot be read and you think
you need a replacement disk, call I - 8 OO-OKI-
DATA and ask for assistance.
R unning the Cassette Tape Demonstration
Due to the lack of memory on the cassette
tape, the tape demonstration is an abbreviated
version of the demonstration on disk. Here's
how you run the tape program:
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1. Insert the cassette tape in the recorder
and make sure the tape is rewound.
2. Type: LOAD " LEARN"
3. Depress the RETURN key.
4. When "PRESS PLAY ON TA PE" ap­
pears, press the PLAY button on your
recorder.
5. When you see the READY prompt,
type: RUN
6. Press the RETURN key.
The program takes a while to load, so please
be patient. It will tell you to set up your
printer, then it will print out several sample
pages in black and white and in color (the
tape will instruct you when you need to load
a color ribbon). The program produces a