TIME FORMAT


The date and time are printed at the top of each page.  You can select here 
whether the time should be in CIVILIAN format or MILITARY format.

Civilian format is 12-hour time, with times after noon followed by a "p".  
For instance, 3:00 a.m. will be printed as "3:00", while 3:00 p.m. will be 
printed as "3:00p".

Military format is 24-hour time.  For instance, 3:00 a.m. will be printed 
as "3:00", while 3:00 p.m. will be printed as "15:00".


                              SET ELITE PITCH


PRTASM expects the printer to be in elite pitch (12 characters per inch) so 
it can print an 80-character line while leaving left and right margins.  
Give the escape string here that will set your printer to elite pitch.

For option B enter in decimal the number bytes (characters) required for 
the escape string.  Options 1 through 8 are for entering in hexadecimal the 
actual bytes of the escape string.  Any bytes after the number entered for 
option B are ignored, so you don't need to zero the remaining bytes.


                              SET LEFT MARGIN


PRTASM indents the left margin to allow the printed pages to be punched and 
placed in a loose-leaf binder.  Enter the escape string here that will set 
the left margin of your printer to column 8 (in elite pitch).

For option B enter in decimal the number bytes (characters) required for 
the escape string.  Options 1 through 8 are for entering in hexadecimal the 
actual bytes of the escape string.  Any bytes after the number entered for 
option B are ignored, so you don't need to zero the remaining bytes.


                               RESET PRINTER


This string will be used to reset the printer to its default configuration 
when PRTASM exits to ZCPR.  In most cases this string should end with a 
carriage return.

For option B enter in decimal the number bytes (characters) required for 
the escape string.  Options 1 through 8 are for entering in hexadecimal the 
actual bytes of the escape string.  Any bytes after the number entered for 
option B are ignored, so you don't need to zero the remaining bytes.


                                BOLDFACE ON


Boldface is used in the header line.  Here install the escape string that 
turns on your printer's boldfacing mode.

For option B enter in decimal the number bytes (characters) required for 
the escape string.  Options 1 through 8 are for entering in hexadecimal the 
actual bytes of the escape string.  Any bytes after the number entered for 
option B are ignored, so you don't need to zero the remaining bytes.


                               BOLDFACE OFF


Boldface is used in the header line.  Enter here the escape string that 
turns off boldfacing.

For option B enter in decimal the number bytes (characters) required for 
the escape string.  Options 1 through 8 are for entering in hexadecimal the 
actual bytes of the escape string.  Any bytes after the number entered for 
option B are ignored, so you don't need to zero the remaining bytes.