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This «mvarious elements such as picking a file to print as well as ›»either 4Print or 4Book yKorenthal Associates.File to printPrint using 4PrintPrint using 4BookExit!J!!-ÿÿ ! ' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿFile to printThe file to print «will open ¯file pick ¹ You may pick any ­file that ½need to print weither 4Print or 4Book. You may ‹multiple files using ¯editable e‰that displays just prior to 4Print or 4Book š.! !!ßÄ!ß' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿPrint using 4Print4Print is a program yKorenthal Associates that will print multiple pages on a single sheet of paper. You should be familiar »¯4Print manual before using .!ß!!5!' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿPrint using 4Book4Book is a program that shells ¯4Print program. Both of ®se programs are yKorenthal Associates. This program will create booklets y¼r ­files. You should be familiar »¯4Book manual before using »4Book.!!!êÉ­!É' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿExitOk, did ½think ½might find something else here? Exit still stands wQuit, Exit, Halt, Stop, whatever ¼r heart desires along ¯ˆs of being finished.!É!!ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ Ú!i¤€€Þ!€€‚‚‚‚ဉ€‚ဉ€‚ဉ€‚ဉ€‚ဉ€‚ÿSetupThe setup pulldown will allow ½to set ¯4Print switches, create a 4Book eˆ, assign ¯directory -  location Wnames of ¼r 4PRINT.EXE W4BOOK.EXE files. You may also save ¯©switches Weˆs into ¯4SHELL.EXE file wrepeated use ºout having to enter ¯information each time ½use ¯program.4PRINT.EXE W4BOOK.EXE locationsPage vmattingPrinter mechanicsFonts Wcontrols4Book setupFF+(€€Þ!ဉ€‚ÿSave setup as default!F!!Dõ!38€€Þ!€€‚‚‚‚€‚‚‚€‚‚ÿ4PRINT.EXE W4BOOK.EXE locationsThis «is to enter ¯full path Wfile name of ¯Korenthal Associates programs ¼'re using. You should enter ®m as full path Wfile names as in ¯following examples.C:\WINDOWS\4PRINT\4PRINT.EXEC:\WINDOWS\4PRINT\4BOOK.EXEThese two examples assume that ½have stored ¼r files in a subdirectory called 4PRINT off of ¯subdirectory called WINDOWS on ¼r C: drive. Replace ¯subdirectory Wdrive designation where applicable. "€€Þ!€‚ÿThe 4PRINT.EXE location ·will also have a check box w¯version number of 4Print ¼'re using. You must have version 4.0 or 4.1 or newer to use this program. If ½have version 4.1 or newer click this box on Wsave ¯configuration in ¯defaults.!!!êÉÀ!É&€€Þ!€€‚‚ÿPage vmattingThis «will allow ½to set all of ¯e‰switches as described in ¯4Print manual that pertain to page vmatting. See ¯4Print manual wdetails.!É!!Þ½¯!½' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿPrinter mechanicsThis is ¯«to set up ¯printer specific e‰switches. Please see ¯pertinent chapter on printer mechanics of ¯4Print manual.!½!!çƽ!Æ("€€Þ!€€‚‚‚‚ÿFonts WcontrolsThis is ¯«to set up ¯fonts Wcontrols specific e‰switches. Please see ¯pertinent chapter on fonts Wcontrols of ¯4Print manual.!Æ!!óÆÁ!Ò' €€Þ!€€‚‚‚ÿ4Book setupThis «will allow ½to build a e‰as descr~Ÿ~ibed in ¯4Book manual. 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Version 3 introduced ¯"-wide" —to print wide spreadsheets Wns »more `s across in a single "column". Now, »version 4, ½can print y•to four columns per landscape page. For consistency, "-wide" has been renamed to "-1" (but ¯program still accepts "-wide" as a synonym w"-1").Here are some usage examples:C>4print myfile -1XOX' €€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚‚ÿThe file will be printed in a single column across ¯landscape page. A maximum of 165 `s will be printed in each column before ˆs gets wrapped or truncated. This is ¯same as typing "4print myfile -wide" in 4Print 3.x.Note that in ¯above example, "myfile" might be a wide spreadsheet which was printed to disk in ASCII vmat. (See "4Print wSpreadsheet Users in Chapter Seven of ¯4Print manual."When ½specify "-1", 4Print uses whatever frame style ¼'ve specified, but removes ¯vertical center ‰to combine ¯entire page into a single column.ûX -,€€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ÿC>4print myfile -2The file will be printed in two columns across ¯landscape page, allowing a maximum of 80 `s per column. This is ¯default, so ¯eis ¯same as simply typing "4print myfile". C>4print myfile -3The file will be printed in three columns across ¯landscape page, allowing a maximum of 55 `s in each column. C>4print myfile -4The file will be printed in four columnðH½s across ¯landscape page, allowing a maximum of 40 `s in each column.Ûä ÛAT€€Þ!€‚‚á$‰€‚‚áG‰€áK‰€‚ÿThe frames printed w¯"-3" W"-4" –s include vertical ˆs between each column. These ˆs are considered together as a "center ˆ" when 4Print decides which ˆs of ¯frame to print. For example, "-ft" (a "T-frame") would include ¯top ‰Wall vertical ˆs between columns in three- Wfour-column mode.You can get more `s on each ‰than ¯number stated above by using ¯"-sq" switch to horizontally "squash" ¯normal font, ¯"-tiny" —to print in a smaller font, or both "-tiny" W"-sq" to use a "squashed" version of ¯tiny font. The accompanying tables show ¯maximum number of `s which may be printed on a ‰in each column using various –s.!Û!!§ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿyÑ!y5<€€Þ!€€‚‚€‚‚áE‰€‚ÿInitial Blank Page Handling: The -BP W-BP+ OptionsMany ASCII ns, Microsoft Assembler Šing files Wnation obtained ypublic Bulletin Boards, start »an initial vm feed in order to ensure that ¯printer is at ¯[of a page before starting to print ¯n. In 4Print, this initial vm feed is not necessary, Win fact ™versions of ¯program would print such ns starting in ¯£hand "column" of ¯page.Starting »version 4.0, 4Print pre-scans ¯owan initial blank page (defined as any number of spaces, tabs, carriage  s or ‰feeds followed by a vm feed) Wignores this first blank page when ›¯n. Note that 4Print will not suppress more than a single initial blank page, nor will a blank page be suppressed if it doesn't contain an explicit vm feed a(or a "1" as ¯first aof ¯file if ¯"-mf" switch is used).y!)$€€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ÿIf wsome reason ®re is an initial blank page in ¼r oW ½*don't* want it to be suppressed, use this –:C>4print myfile -bpThe initial blank page won't be suppressed.Note that although we've never made a big deal about it in our nation, 4Print has always trQ#Ê&0#ied to save paper by suppressing blank pages at ¯*end* of a n, whether ®y're due to trailing vm feeds or multiple blank ˆs. This feature remains in ¯program, Wwill not be turned off even if ¯"-bp" switch is used.ìö!ì02€€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚á#‰€‚ÿUnder certain circumstances, ½may wish to *force* an extra blank page to be printed at ¯[of ¼r n. For example, if ½are 4Printing ASCII nation W½want ¯first page to appear in ¯£column to preserve facing pages as ®y would appear in a book, ½could do this:C>4print myfile -doc -bp+The owill be word wrapped Wcentered in each column (see ¯section describing ¯"-doc" switch below) Wan initial blank page will be vced.!ì!!´ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿϹ!ÏAT€€Þ!€€‚‚€‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚á;‰€‚ÿPage Centering: The -CEN, -CENH, W-CENV BYou can ask 4Print to center ¼r oon ¯page either horizontally, vertically, or both horizontally Wvertically:C>4print myfile -cenThe file will be centered on ¯page.C>4print myfile -cenhThe file will be horizontally centered only.C>4print myfile -cenvThe file will be vertically centered only.There are some important considerations when using ¯centering switches. First of all, 4Print *must* be allowed to scan ¯oin order to compute ¯correct horizontal Wvertical indentation necessary wcentering. If ½specify ¯"-q" switch (for "Quick print"), centering will be suppressed.ÄÝÏÄ#€€Þ!€‚‚ÿAlso, ¯centering indentation calculations are based on ¯tallest (for vertical) Wwidest (for horizontal) page in ¯entire 4Print scan pass. This means that if ½are ›multiple ns in a single run, some ns in that run may be centered based on ¯page layout of other ns in that run. Normally this does not present a problem, but if exact centering is required wa particular n, 4Print that oon its own eˆ.!Ä!!ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ>A!J>N€€Þ!€€‚‚€‚‚á"‰€á/‰€‚ÿFormatted Documents: ‹/¬/‹/The -DOC SwitchA certain combination of 4Print –s works well when 4Printing either vmatted or unformatted ASCII nation. We've provided ¯"-doc" switch as a shortcut wthis group of –s. Please refer to ¯relevant sections of ¯4Print manual wmore detailed information about ¯–s automatically set by "-doc".If ¼'re ›a oin ¯default two columns, ½probably want to specify "-cen" (to center ¯ohorizontally Wvertically) W"-ww" (to word wrap long ˆs). Simply say:J)$€€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ÿC>4print myfile -docThe file will be printed »centering Wword wrapping on.Centering Wword wrapping are also automatically turned on by "-doc" if ½print in a single column or in four columns.Using "-doc" »three columns is handled specially, because 4Print is capable of ›an entire 80 columns across a column in three-column mode. In order to do this, ¯squashed version of ¯tiny font must be used, W¯‰spacing is automatically adjusted wmaximum readability of ¯tiny font:�z�/0€€Þ!€‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ÿC>4print myfile -3 -docThe file will be printed in three-column omode (also known as "6Print mode").C>4print myfile -3 -cen -ww -lpp80 -tiny -sqThis eis equivalent to ¯•above.Note that ½can add other –s to "-doc", ¯same as ½might »any other –:C>4print myfile -s -docThe file will be printed as a single-sided n.!�!! ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ!..€€Þ!€€‚‚€‚‚‚‚‚ÿFrame Styles: The -F