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PRINTING
Files are printed from the Directory Menu. The print command is given by pressing
the
F
key and typing the file's name followed by a RETURN. The 820-11 will then
ask you several questions. The only one you need to be concerned about is the PAUSE
BETWEEN PAGES FOR PAPER CHANGE question.
If you have continuous form
(fanfold) paper, you'll answer this question by pressing RETURN or typing N for "no".
If you have single (cut) sheet paper, you'll answer this question by typing Y for "yes".
It is best not to type or edit another file while you're printing.
Here's how it works •.•
To print a file using cut sheet paper:
•
Put the disk with the file to be printed in Drive B
•
Start with the Directory of disk B on the screen
•
Put paper in the printer
•
Press the
F
key
•
Type the file's name
•
Press RETURN six times
•
Pre ss the
Y
key
•
Press RETURN again
If the file has more than one page in it, the printer will stop after
printing each page. You'll need to insert another sheet of paper and
press the
F
key to start the printer again.
To print a file using continuous form paper:
•
Put the disk with the file to be printed in Drive B
•
Start with the Directory of disk B on the screen
•
Make sure the printer has paper in it
•
Press the F key
•
Type the file's name
•
Press RETURN eight times
Note: There. is no
practice exercise
for printing files. If you wish, you may use the
instructions above to print a
file
from your disk.
STOPPING THE PRINTER
You can stop the printer before it has finished printing a file by pressing the
F
key.
After a few seconds, the printer will stop. To restart the printer, you press the N
key.
If you don't want to finish printing the file, you can press the Y key to
"abandon" (permanently stop) printing of that file.
PRINTING
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