Commodore CBM 4023 Operation & User’s Manual

36, Example: 10 DATA28,34,65,65,54,34,0,0 20 0PEN5,4,5 30 FOR I = 1T08s READA!A*=A*+CHR$<A): NEXT 40 PRINT#5,A* 50 0PEN4,4 60 FOR I = 1TO10 70 PRINT#4,CHR*< 1 >CHR*< 254) " DCMOMMODORE CMUSINESS □ECH I N ES" 80 NEXT 90 CLOSES 100 CL0SE4 The following is a description o…

20, SPECIAL PRINTER-ASSOCIATED COMMANDS When want to print something on your printer, essentially what you are doing is transferring the video screen function to the printer. A few special BASIC commands allow you to make this transfer. Most other BASIC considerations and rules remai…

34, Enabling the Printer Diagnostic Messages: sa=4 When a secondary address of 4 is transmitted, the printer’s diagnostic messages appear whenever an error occurs. When a formatting error occurs, a message is printed, the format is dumped, and a pointer is located at the of…

19, Commodore CBM 4023 Section 3 USING YOUR PRINTER Your printer does much more than just give you clean, fast copy. Since it has its own internal microprocessor system, it is very versatile. In this section you will learn howto use your printer to print out listings, program results, and graphic displays.…

51, FORMATTING WITH LITERALS In the example below, a literal appears at the end of the printout even though the format statement does not contain one in that position. Your printer automatically prints any literal that appears at the beginning of the format string at the beginning and end of t…