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CHAPTER 4
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SUPERSCRIPTS AND SUBSCRIPTS
With this feature, you can print characters slightly above the
print line (superscripts) for footnotes and exponents, and
characters slightly below the print line (subscripts) for
formulas.
For added compatibility with word processing systems, these
two features cancel each other; that is, a subscript code stops
superscript printing, and a superscript code cancels subscript
printing. You can also use the separate cancelling codes
given below.
ESC J
CHR$(27);CHR$(74)
1 B 4A (hex)
-
starts superscript printing or
ESC L
ESC K
stops subscript printing
CH R$ (27) ;CH R$ (76)
-
starts subscript printing or
stops superscript printing
CH
R
$
( 2 7)
;CH
R
$ ( 7
5}
-
stops superscript printing
ESC M
CHR$(27};CHR$(77}
-
stops subscript printing
1 B
4C (hex)
1 B 48
(hex}
1 B 40 (hex)
NOTE:
Superscript and subscript printing
continue until
you stop
them, even
beyond the
end of a line.
Be
sure to cancel
these features before the
end
of
a
line or
else
line
spacing will
be
thrown
off.
Example
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LPRINT
"OKIGRAPH";CHR$(27);CHR$(74);"tm";
CH R$ (27) ;CH R$ (76) ;" H ";CH R$ (27);
CHR$(76)
;''2'';CH
R$(27)
;CHR$(74)
;''O''
The printout looks like this:
OKIGRAPHtm
H20
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