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Hello Valerij! 04 Mar 01 05:46, Valerij Kozhevnikoff -> Dima Boyko: DB>> Replay-to:dsu@ukr.net VK> ^^^^^^ Reply-to You are both wrong. Option one: ^REPLYTO: abc@def.ru The second option (and supported in all software). There are two kluges. ^REPLYADDR: abc@def.ru ^REPLYTO: 2:50/128.0 UUCP If such a kludge is detected, GoldEd, for example, when answering with soap, will respond exactly through the gate, and will generate a corresponding header. FTN Domain Name it is not advisable to indicate. Best regards, Evgeniy.

*** Reply to a message from NETMAIL. Hello, Dima! 07 Mar 01 22:21, Dima Boyko -> Valerij Kozhevnikoff: VK>> Give a description of your printer here. How is he anyway VK>> called? DB> I do not have the description in electronic form. I'll try to explain in words how DB> works. It's called MC6304. DB> 1)1B 57 <60 bytes raster> will print 60*8 dots with one needle per line. Hmm, what kind of needle? Top? Page width is 8 inches -> we have 60 dpi horizontally. And vertically he has how much? DB> Next you need to synchronize. How to understand this? DB> For this we do CR (I don’t remember, maybe LF is also needed). No need for LF. DB> Print any character. Anyone? It doesn't happen that way. DB> And we turn the drum in the opposite direction (I don’t remember how many positions). That is, the printer automatically performs LF using CR (for 9 needles, as I understand it), and you Do you immediately feed the paper back to the 8 needles? Marasmus. It's easier to ban AutoLF printer and after CR simply feed the paper forward onto the needle. Search in description of this command. MANDATORY! It's probably 6, 7 or 9. For Epson: 7 is the speaker, 9 is the tabulator. Y?By the way, how many pins does your printer move the paper along the LF? I understand that by 9. For a 7-pin 6304 this is normal. 9-pin LF moves paper 12 needles DB> 2)1B 4F This sequence will cause the printer to knock DB> with needles. Moreover, only those needles that correspond to 1 in DB> the most significant 7 bits of the byte. There is no need to synchronize here, but you need to follow DB> behind head coordinates. DB> 1В 59 N - increment of the X coordinate by N positions. DB> 1B 5A N - increment of the Y coordinate by N positions. This is more detailed, please. DB> Examples of programs follow. DB> Printing pictures using the first method By the way, _such_ things are not written in BASIC. Let's look: 10 LET a=24:GO SUB 1000 15 LET a=27:GO SUB 1000:LET a=87:GO SUB 1000 18 LET a=0:FOR i=1 TO 14:GO SUB 1000:NEXT i 20 LET adr=nadr+32*m+2048*k+256*n 25 FOR i=0 TO 31:LET a=PEEK (adr+i):LET a=255-a:GO SUB 1000 >Are you inverting data programmatically? Why? :POKE (adr+i-18616),(255-a):NEXT i 27 LET a=0:FOR i=1 TO 14:GO SUB 1000:NEXT i 41 LET a=13:GO SUB 1000:LET a=33:GO SUB 1000 > What is this? ^^^^ 50 FOR i=1 TO 8:LET a=8:GO SUB 1000:NEXT i>You are the one who winds the paper back 8 needles. 70 LET n=n+1 80 IF n=8 THEN LET n=0:LET m=m+1 90 IF m=8 THEN LET m=0:LET k=k+1 100 IF k<3 THEN GO TO 15 DB> and a test program using the second method. DB> In the latter, byte 11000111 is printed. Nothing is clear there :-/ DB> Will you write for my printer? I'm making a print plugin for BGE. ······------====== Monitor glass cutter ======------······ This program is a module for a graphic editor Burial Gfx Editor. Status -- FreeWare. Distributed by AS IS. Purpose - printing all kinds of pictures on an EPSON compatible printer. If someone has an incompatible printer and print If you want, send descriptions, I’ll support you. ······------====== Monitor glass cutter ======------······ WBR, Jason. [Team Obituary][Team Friday 13th][Team Evil Maniacs][Team Huge Axes]