When using programs that use your printer with CP/M you can get good
printouts - even graphic programs.  The problem is that CP/M+ on the
C128 defaults to CBM-ASCII with a secondary address of 7.  To make a
change:

A>conf prt1=asciiX

where  X  is the secondary address for your interface or printer.
Do this before doing any printing or using a program that uses the
printer (it also eliminates the black mark on <returns>).

To use Commodore printers (or emulation):

A>conf prt1=cbmX

where  X  is the secondary address for your interface or printer.

This works even on Print Master which is a CP/M (Kaypro) program
that prints graphics pictures on cards, posters.

Submitted by Don Hinds - BCS CUG
