PAGEPRINTERII (PPG) is an extremely useful program written in Turbo 
Pascal version 1.0 exclusively for printing out documentation files.
The source code is included here because I have discovered that Pascal
programs need to be re-compiled on the various CP/M machines on which 
they are intended to run. In fact, I have a Kaypro II. I quickly discovered
that, even to run on other Kaypros, I needed to compile this program
on a friend's Kaypro 10 with universal ROM.
   Furthermore, the printer control codes are Epson specific. This
could cause havoc with other kinds of printers unless the codes are
adapted.
   Nonetheless, I have included PPG.COM which was compiled on a Kaypro
with a universal ROM and ought to, therefore, work on ALL Kaypro
computers without difficulty.
   PAGEPRINTERII is an exceptional program for outputting
documentation. It pauses after each page, permitting single sheet feeding
and printing on both sides. Margins are left wider on the left side of
odd pages and on the right side of even pages, to facilitate three-hole
punches for incorporation into ring binders. (Very handy!) It prints
in elite font, to allow for plenty of margin space even with doc files
which utilize a full 80 column line. You can include your own page
headings with PPG; page numbering is automatic.
   Additionally, after completing a printout, the program displays
on screen the page and line number at which it printed the last line.
This enables one to "gang up" several documents without necessarily
beginning each new document at the top of a new page and on page 1. Various
prompts are required at the beginning of a PPG run. You can indicate
on which line to begin printing, with which page number, and, if
desired, you can reverse the order of the margins (e.g., wider on the
right of odd and the left of even).
   I hope you will find PPG useful. Feel free to alter, distribute or
publish the source code. BUT ONLY IF I GET CREDIT AND CERTAINLY NOT
FOR PROFIT OR ELSE I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH!! 
If you haven't access to a Turbo Pascal compiler, then feel free to try
the included COM file. It may work fine, after all. 
   Feel free to contact me, too: 
                                          Sam Bellotto Jr.
                                          45 Rowley Street
                                          Rochester, NY 14607
                                          (716) 461-1008
   I don't bite and I would appreciate feedback from others.