- Page 1 - @$84 PRINT OPTIONS is used to activate the printer options and setup menu. The menu contains options for Normal Print and page range, Column Print and corresponding page range, Printer Setup, and the number of copies to print. DOT COMMANDS Dot Commands are used to control the effects and appearance of printed documents. A Dot Command must start in the first column of a line and be the only text on that line. In the descriptions below, variable "n" represents the assigned value and variable "x" represents the toggle character or symbol associated with the commands. - Page 2 - .OP Omit page numbering .PN Enable page numbering .PA Eject page .PN n Set current page number .TM n Set top margin .BM n Set bottom margin .LM n Set printed left margin .CB=x Set Boldface toggle character .CI=x Set Italics toggle character .CQ=x Set Letter Quality toggle character .CD=x Set Doublewidth toggle character .CU=x Set Underscore toggle character .CHS=x Set Superscript toggle character .CLS=x Set Subscript toggle character .FON1=x Set Font 1 toggle character .FON2=x Set Font 2 toggle character .FON3=x Set Font 3 toggle character - Page 3 - When a toggle character is encountered in the text, its corresponding printer effect is thereby initiated. The effect remains active until the second occurrence of the character. All printer effect toggle characters may be permanently set using the Printer Setup command of PRINTING OPTIONS menu. By setting the characters permanently, you need not type the printer effect dot command in the body of the text; merely use the preset toggle character to surround the target text. If you wish to use a preset character as text in your document, you may override the permanent setup by utilizing a dot command and assigning a different character to the effect. ******************************************************************************