Operation Manual

There is no difference in programming bit-image graphics between
the Epson- and the IBM-mode, but here it is possible to use a
further four printout densities.
Mode 4 is especially useful for making hard copies from video
screens.
Here is the program:
10 REM demo of different densities
30 OAT A 128,64,32)44,72,36)8,9,4,2,1,0,0,0,0: REM pattern data
45 WIDTH "lpt1:",255
50
RESTORE
51 AP$=""
60 FOR
N = 1 TO 15
70 READA
80 AP$ = AP$+CHR$(P): REM create graphic string
90 NEXT N
110 FOR P = 0 TO 7: REM graphic modes 0 to 7
115
LPRINT "this is mode ";P;" ";
120 LPRINT CHR$(27);"*";CHR$(P);CHR$(150);CHR$(0);
REM init graphic
130 FOR N = 1 TO 10
140 LPRINT AP$;:
REM send data
150 NEXT N
155
LPRINT CHR$(10);CHR$(10);: REM send line feed
160 NEXT P
170
END
The Result:
this
is •od•
0""-.""-.""'-""'-""'""'""'""'""'""'
this is
•od•
1 ''''''''''
th15 is
•od•
2 ''''''''''
this is
•od•
3 \\\\\\\\\\
this is
•od•
4 ~~~~~~~~~~
this is
•od•
:5~~~~~~~~~~
this is
•od•
6 ~~~~~~~~~~
this
1S
•od•
7 \\\\\\\\\\
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