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Delete temporary macros. This option also deletes temporary
automatic macros.
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Delete last specified macro.
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Make last specified macro temporary.
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The following program loads and runs a macro. The Imacromoves an inch
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where it prints a 25 percent gray-scale bar. It then ejects the paper.
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Line 100" c lears any existing macros. then line I I()spccif'icsthat this will be
macro ID number 1. Line 120 starts downloading the macro.
Line 130moves the print position to a spot 450 dots right and 1200dots" down
from the top left corner of the page.
Lines 140through 160select the 180-dotdeep and 7200-dot wide pattern and
print it. Line 170does the form feed that forces the actual printing. Line 180
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At the two Iinc we select our macro and actually run it.
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