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Starting Position
Sets startng position
CHR$(16);"
cc
"
by
character column,
where: 00
:::;
cc
:::;
99.
Sets start ng position
by
dot column.
CHR$(27);CHR$(16);
CHR$(
n 1
); CHR$( n2)
With this feature you can specify the exact char-
acter
column position (cc) where text printing
starts on
a line. You can enter any two-digit deci-
mal number
(cc)
from 00 to 99 to define this po-
sition. For example, this command
starts
printing
at character column 40:
CHR$
(
16);
11
.!;0
11 ;
"DATA YOU WANT TO
PRINT"
The actual distance from the left margin will vary
with the character size.
When you select fine (17 CPI) print, you can
specify a starting position greater than 100, but
less than 135, with two decimal numbers. Using
the table below, a starting position at column
135 would be specified with decimal numbers 61
and 53, and the statement would look like this:
CHR$(16);CHR$(61);CHR$(53)
Decimal Values for Columns 100 to 135 (Fine Print)
100 =
58 48
101 = 58
49
102
=
58 50
103 =
58
51
104 =
58 52
105 =
58 53
106 =
58 54
107 =
58 55
108 =
58 56
109 =
58 57
110
=
59 48
111 =
59 49
112 =
59 50
113
=
59 51
114
=
59 52
115 =
59 53
116
=
59 54
117 = 59 55
118
=
59 56
119
=
59 57
57
120
=
60 48
121
=
6049
122 = 60 50
123=6051
124
=
60 52
125
=
60 53
126
=
60 54
127
= 60 55
128 = 60 56
129 = 60 57
130
=
61 48
131
=
61 49
132
=
61 50
133
=
61 51
134
=
61 52
135
=
61 53
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