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Radix User's Manual
Press RETURN and the Edit Global Sequences screen will be
displayed. These codes control the print functions for form feed,
line feed, margin settings and automatic justification. We do not
recommend that you edit any of these codes.
Press RETURN and the Edit Pitch Table screen will be dis-
played. On this screen, you will enter the ASCII decimal values to
define the print pitches. The first two fields in each line define the
pitch range (which in this case are both the same number). They
should be assigned as follows:
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10 = Draft Pica
1 = Near Letter Quality Pica
12 = Draft Elite
2 = Master Reset Code
17 = Draft Condensed
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On this screen, the column labeled "Sequence" is used to
define the print functions in their ASCII decimal values. For these
print pitches, we will use a combination of codes to turn near
letter quality print on and off and to choose the function code for
each pitch. (For more details on function codes, please refer to
Appendix K.)
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Follow the sample and enter the (italic) codes for lines 17-21.
17.
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[ 1203 [ 1201
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[ 1201 [ 1201
[ 1203 [ 120]
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The codes 120 in lines 22 through 26 can be changed to reflect
more pitch settings. We recommend that, until you are more
familiar with using special function codes, you use just the five we
have defined.
When you have finished, press RETURN. You will be trans-
ferred to the Edit Line Spacing screen. Do not change these codes.
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