Emphasized and double-strike printing
Emphasized and double-strike printing can give words and phrases
added prominence. In emphasized mode, the printer prints each
character twice as the print head moves across the paper, with the
dots in the second pass printed slightly to the right of the first pass.
This process produces darker, more fully formed characters.
In double-strike mode, the print head prints each line twice, making
the text bolder. For even greater boldness, you can combine
emphasized and double-strike. The following samples show the
different effects you can achieve using these modes alone and in
combination.
This is ROMAN printing.
This
This
This is ROMAN, with both.
Note: SuperDraft temporarily switches to normal draft speed
when you select emphasized or double-strike printing. See the
ESC E and ESC G commands in Chapter 9.
Italic printing
You can print italics by using the ESC 4 software command (See
Chapter 9). This is true no matter how DIP switch
Software and Graphics
4-6
is
ROMAN,
is
ROMAN,
This is ROMAN printing.
This is ROMAN italics.
emphasized.
double-strike.
1-4
is set.