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in ascending
order. Our example sets vertical tabs at lines 10,
15,25 and 30. Then the CHR$(ll)
in each of the following lines
advances
the paper to the next vertical tab. The printout
is
shown below.
FIRST
TAB.
SECOND
TAB.
THIRD
TAB.
FOURTH
TAB.
Add one more line to the program to demonstrate
one more
feature of vertical tabs.
80 LPRINT CHFt$(ll);"FIFTHH
TAB."
Now when you run the program the first page looks just like
before, *but line 80 sends one more (VT) than there are tabs.
This doesn't confuse the printer - it advances the paper to the
next tab position, which happens to be the first tab position on
the next page.
There's a one-time vertical tab command that works just like
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