'Printer' Program version 1.30
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This program allows you to easily print out text files, and also has a
feature to extend the highlights in VIEW files.  Running the program is
fairly simple, and the questions asked are fairly straight-forward.  At
the 'File:' prompt, you can also enter '*' commands by making the first
character a '*'.  When you run the program is run, you are asked for
your options, and from then onwards, you only change the options if you
want to.  You can set paged mode by pressing CTRL-N at the 'File:' prompt.
You can print a specified number of pages using the 'First page' and 'Last
page' questions.  The unprinted pages will appear on the screen only.

The program runs ok with PAGE at &1900, and it tries to use shadow screen
mode if it can.  If it can't find enough memory to use MODE 0, then it
uses MODE 3 instead.

The beginning of the program has the codes for controlling the printer.
If you have a non-EPSON compatible printer, then you can change these by
following the REM statements.

		     VIEW Highlight 2 extensions
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The BPrinterb program can use VIEW's highlight 2 as an escape code to select
a certain effect.  This gives you much more flexability than just the two
highlight codes on their own.  You use this by putting highlight 2 followed
by another character.  Eg *Ithis is in italics*i would be set as italics
(the stars here are just stars.  You would use highlight 2 which just looks
like a star).  This is a complete list of the character set, showing which
codes I've allocated so far.  Currently it's just some of the letters.

  :  (Space)			- nothing
 !: ! Pling			- nothing
 ": " Quote			- nothing
 #: # Hash			- nothing
 $: $ Dollar			- nothing
 %: % Percent			- nothing
 &: & Ampersand			- nothing
 ': ' Apostrophe		- nothing
(): (Style '()') characters	- nothing
*+: * Star, + Plus		- nothing
 ,: , Comma			- nothing
 -: - Minus			- nothing
 .: . Dot			- nothing
 /: / Slash			- nothing
01: 0 Zero, 1 One		- nothing
23: 2 Two, 3 Three		- nothing
45: 4 Four, 5 Five		- nothing
67: 6 Six, 7 Seven		- nothing
89: 8 Eight, 9 Nine		- nothing
:;: : Colon, ; Semicolon		- nothing
<>: <Style '<>'> characters	- nothing
 =: = Equals			- nothing
 ?: ? Question mark		- nothing
 @: @				- nothing
 `: `				- nothing
Aa: AStyle 'A'a			- nothing
Bb: BBoldb characters
Cc: CCompressedc characters
Dd: DDouble striked characters
Ee: EStyle 'E'e characters	- nothing
Ff: FStyle 'F'f characters	- nothing
Gg: GStyle 'G'g characters	- nothing
Hh: HStyle 'H'h characters	- nothing
Ii: IItalici characters
Jj: JStyle 'J'j characters	- nothing
Kk: KStyle 'K'k characters	- nothing
Ll: LStyle 'L'l characters	- nothing
Mm: MStyle 'M'm characters	- nothing
Nn: NNear-Letter-Qualityn characters
Oo: OStyle 'O'o characters	- nothing
Pp: PStyle 'P'p characters	- nothing
Qq: QQuad sizedq characters
						(Takes up three lines)

Rr: RStyle 'R'r characters	- nothing
Ss: SSuperscripts like in dates: 3Srds of May

Tt: TTallt characters T(printsp on the previous line also)
Uu: UStyle 'U'u characters	- nothing
Vv: VStyle 'V'v characters	- nothing
Ww: WWidew characters
Xx: XWide X Highx characters
				(also prints on the next line)
Yy: YSubscripty like superscript, but on the Ybottomy
Zz: ZStyle 'Z'z characters	- nothing
[]: [Style '[]'] characters	- nothing
{}: {Style '{}'} characters	- nothing
\|: \Backslash, | bar		- nothing
^~: ^carat, ~ tilda		- nothing
 _: _ Line			- nothing