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Re: Question: Strip.prn



Hi:
 Thanks for the response - If I understand you
correctly, I can't do, with NB, what I can do (in
this regard) with XWrite. Is this correct? I
assume, then that with NB, my only choice is to
TYPES (type to the screen and I assume that
command is still available) and then save it to a
named file. I'll have to try that with the
various files (with the various functions:
margins, centering, counters, snaked columns, and
others). It will take some time to try all of
them, BUT ...
Thanks, Steve
Dick Giering

Steve Semple wrote:
>
> Dear Dick:
>
> The NB print mechanism is different from that of XyWrite; we do not use our
> own drivers (*.prn files) but utilize the standard Windows print mechanism.
> Your XPL program, therefore, will not be compatible with the print mechanism
> used in NB for Windows.
>
> Steve
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Richard Giering 
> To: Steve Semple ; XYWRITE
> 
> Sent: Sunday, December 05, 1999 12:56 PM
> Subject: NB: Question: Strip.prn
>
> > Dear Steve:
> >  Another question:
> >  I make a lot of use of a feature in XYWRITE that
> > allows for the interchange of files. Bt printing
> > to a file when the printer control file is
> > STRIP.PRN, the XYWRITE control codes are replaced
> > with their proper speces, etc (e.g. Centering puts
> > in spaces to get a center affect). I've looked in
> > the documentation (chapter six) as well as the
> > help file for the same feature and have found
> > nothing. Is there a NB feature that is the same
> > as strip.prn???
> >  BYW, I have an XPL program under saveget "P"
> > that switches between the regular PRN and
> > STRIP.PRN so I need to change it for use with NB.
> > Dick Giering
> >