======================================= G U I D E to S M A R T P R I N T II ======================================= written by ------------ Paul Golding ------------ TABLE OF CONTENTS: PREFACE 1 INTRODUCTION 2 IF YOUR SOFTWARE CAN'T DO ENOUGH 2 IF YOUR PRINTER CAN'T DO ENOUGH 3 HOW SMARTPRINT II WORKS 4 HOW TO USE SMARTPRINT II 5 FILE "MANAGEMENT" 8 "COEXISTENCE" 8 FIXKEY'S EXPANDED MENU 9 MODIFYING SMARTPRINT II 11 PROGRAM COMPATIBILITY 12 8-BIT KEY CODES 13 OTHER APPLICATIONS: (FOREIGN LANGUAGES) 14 APPENDIX 15 APPENDIX: HEXIDECIMAL "TRANSLATIONS" 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 0 ^@ ^P space 0 @ P ` p .^@ .^P .sp .0 .@ .P .` .p 1 ^A ^Q ! 1 A Q a q .^A .^Q .! .1 .A .Q .a .q 2 ^B ^R " 2 B R b r .^B .^R ." .2 .B .R .b .r 3 ^C ^S # 3 C S c s .^C .^S .# .3 .C .S .c .s 4 ^D ^T $ 4 D T d t .^D .^T .$ .4 .D .T .d .t 5 ^E ^U % 5 E U e u .^E .^U .% .5 .E .U .e .u 6 ^F ^V & 6 F V f v .^F .^V .& .6 .F .V .f .v 7 ^G ^W ' 7 G W g w .^G .^W .' .7 .G .W .g .w 8 ^H ^X ( 8 H X h x .^H .^X .( .8 .H .X .h .x 9 ^I ^Y ) 9 I Y i y .^I .^Y .) .9 .I .Y .i .y A ^J ^Z * : J Z j z .^J .^Z .* .: .J .Z .j .z B ^K ^[ + ; K [ k { .^K .^[ .+ .; .K .[ .k .{ C ^L ^\ , < L \ l | .^L .^\ ., .< .L .\ .l .| D ^M ^] - = M ] m } .^M .^] .- .= .M .] .m .} E ^N ^^ . > N ^ n ~ .^N .^^ .. .> .N .^ .n .~ F ^O ^_ / ? O _ o DEL .^O .^_ ./ .? .O ._ .o .DEL ___________________________________________________________ To translate any character into "Hex": Find the character; the column it's in is the FIRST "Hex" digit; the row it's in is the SECOND "Hex" digit. Examples: K is 4B DELETE is 7F CONTROL-C is 03 Notice that the right side of the table (80 to FF) is exact- ly the same as the left (00 to 7F) - except that the "eighth bit" is "set" (it's a ONE instead of a ZERO), so the characters are represented with a leading "dot". These are characters that can't ordinarily be typed from the keyboard. This is the range where SmartKey's "SuperShift" operates.