Epson 8000 Manual

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Graphics

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A new graphics command-isused for each

1ine:printed

(hnes

130

to

160).

This part of the

program

is

simihrto

the last example,

but two columns are printed

each.

time through the loop,

making a total of

100.

5.

The last important thing to do is to reset the printer to its initial

settings, including the normal line spacing

(line

180).

Notice that the graphics command

(&

K)can

be in effect for only

one print line. To print more than one line of graphics, the graphics

command must

be

isiniisd

b&fore

ea&

line.

Desigming

your

owe

graphics

This section takes you through the development of a graphics

program. The example here is not especially complicated, but it

does include the

ye

steps you would use for a more complex

figure.

First you

mug$&&ide

which graphics density you want.

The

figure

below

show$$he

b

.;

!

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common

m&s

so that

you can

cg&ose

t

one,

y&u

,want.

See page

4-13

for ,$Iist of

available

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densities.

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Graphics

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