Data General Dasher D461 User Manual page 76

4. Window Bit Dump-In this operation, a bit image dump to the
local graphics printer occurs. The active window is printed exactly
as it appears on the screen except that underscore and blink
attributes are ignored.
5.
Print Pass Through On-In this printing operation, all characters
received from the host are sent to the printer without being
displayed on the screen.
6. Simulprint On-In this operation, all characters received from the
host are sent to the printer and simultaneously displayed on the
screen.
7. Print Form-As long as protected text is disabled, data appearing
at full intensity in the current window is printed. When protected
text is enabled, only unprotected text (both normal intensity and
dim) is printed.
8. Form Bit Dump-This causes the graphics printer to print the
active window exactly as it appears on the screen.
• SCRLL RA
TE- When the terminal is turned on, scrolling is
performed in single-row increments (jump scrolling). Pressing
SCRLL RATE will change the scroll rate for the current window to
one of three settings:
1.
Pressing SCRLL RATE once enables smooth scrolling
(performed at a rate of 5 character rows per second).
2.
Pressing SCRLL RATE a second time increases the smooth
scroll rate to
10
character rows per second.
3. Pressing it a third time returns the terminal to jump scrolling.
The scroll rate can also be changed with the Terminal Configuration
menu. The selection of a scroll rate made via the Terminal
Configuration menu becomes effective only after power up or after
reset (pressing the CMD and ERASE PAGE keys simultaneously.)
Press the CMD and NjC keys to access the menu. After moving the
cursor to SCRLL RATE in the left column, you can select slow
smooth scrolling, fast smooth scrolling or jump scrolling. Refer to
Chapter
2
for detailed instructions on how to use the Terminal
Configuration menu.
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