kEpslst  Copyright On-Disk Software, Lincoln, MA, 01773, 1983  `All Rights Reserved                                           åRELEASE 1.0  FOR ASCII PRINTERS                               pEpsLst is copyright protected. If you like EpsLst and use it  qyou must license it with On-Disk Software. Print file license rby entering                                                   ñCOPY LICENSE PRN:                                             vIf someone has deleted file LICENSE please write On-Disk and  wlet us know. We will let you know about current releases and  xhow to get the latest copy.                                   uOn-Disk Software                                              vP.O. Box 382                                                  wLincoln, MA  01773 USA                                        kEpslst  Copyright On-Disk Software, Lincoln, MA, 01773, 1983  `All Rights Reserved                                           nEpslst takes text files and lists them as neat columns making obetter use of your printer's capabilities. For full run ins-  ptructions please consult the documentation which is on your   qoriginal EpsLst disk. To obtain a new EpsLst disk write to:   gOn-Disk Software                                              hP.O. Box 382                                                  iLincoln, MA  01773  USA                                       ÆFile: [*]help0101                                             È         Printer Width:[#]help0102                            —   Columns(1 to 12):[#]help0103                               É   List Keywords (Y,N):[YyNn]help0104                         ˜        Divider (N):[Nn]help0105                              ÊNumber the lines (Y,N):[YyNn]help0106                         ™Wrap or Trunc.(W,T):[TtWw]help0107                            Ë            First Page:[*]help0108                            š          Last Page:[*]help0109                               ÌPrint the Header (Y,N):[YyNn]help0110                         ŸEsc or End: Execute     Alt-A: Abort    Alt-H: help           þPgDn: Next Screen                                              ->³ or -> Next question                                       P<- or ³<- Previous question                                   kHelp for filename: Please enter the name of the file you wish lto print. Epslst will print whatever file you enter. You also mshould enter the drive, unless it is the default drive.       oExamples                                                      qText        EpsLst will look for d:TEXT.                      ·where d: is the default drive.                                tB:TEST.BAS  EpsLst will look for B:TEST.BAS                   kHelp for printer width: Release 1.0 is designed for any ASCII lPrinter. Because of it's generality, it cannot perform any    mwidth adjustment, like compressed printing or pitch adjust-   nment. Enter either 80 or 120, depending upon your printer's   ocarriage width.                                               kHelp for columns selection: Epslst will print 1 to 12 columns.lAny number from 1 to 12 is an acceptable answer here. Natural-mly, the more columns, the fewer characters per column. Also,  nthere are two spaces between columns, three with a divider. Ifoyou specify enumeration, that takes another five characters   pper column.                                                   kHelp for List Keywords: The keywords, or internal commands,   lcan either be listed or not when they are encountered in      myour text. Ordinarily they are listed. You can have EpsLst notnlist them by setting this parameter to Off, answer N for no.  kHelp for Divider. As this release is for any printer, and eachlprinter has different character(s) for a "vertical divider"   myou cannot use dividers. Please order the version which       nmatches your printer.                                         pOnly N is an acceptable answer.                               kHelp for numbering the lines. Ordinarily the text is put out  lon the printer without line numbers. You may tell Epslst to   mnumber each line by entering Y here.                          kHelp for Wrap or Truncate. Wrap means to continue on the next lline, any line which is too long. Truncate means to chop the  mline off when the column space runs out. In either case, if   na line is wrapped or truncated, a minus sign is added to the  oend of the line. Specify W or w to wrap the lines, and T or t pto truncate them.                                             kHelp for Start Page. Epslst will skip up to whatever page is  lentered here. The default is naturally 1. You may enter any   mnumber up to 32000.                                           kHelp for Last Page. Epslst will skip after whatever page is   lentered here. The default is 32000. You may enter any number  mup to 32000.                                                  kHelp for Header. The header information is several lines of   linformation printed at the top of each page. It has the title,msubtitle, page number and the date and time of printing. If   nyou turn the header Off, you get an additional 5 lines per    opage.                                                         kEpslst  Copyright On-Disk Software, Lincoln, MA, 01773, 1983  `All Rights Reserved                                           ¿Ignore Internal List Commands(Y or N): [YyNn]help0201         ÁPage Break:[*]help0202                                        �Column Break:[*]help0203                                      ÃList On:[*]help0204                                           ’List Off:[*]help0205                                          ÅTitle:[*]help0206                                             ÇSubtitle:[*]help0207                                          ÉSubtitle 2:[*]help0208                                        ËInclude Key:[*]help0209                                       ŸEsc or End: Execute     Alt-A: Abort    Alt-H: help           þPgUp: Previous Screen                                          ->³ or -> Next question                                       P<- or ³<- Previous question                                   kHelp for Ignore Internal Commands. Sometimes it is desirable  lto list a file entirely without any changes. This will do justmthat. Any Page or List-on or other listing commands which are ninside the file will be listed but otherwise ignored if you   oset this command to "Y" for yes.                              kHelp for Page Break Keyword. A page break command can be      lanywhere in the file being listed. Enter the characters used  mto tell Epslst to give you a new page.                        ìExamples                                                      jBASIC:  REM $Page                                             k$Page should be entered                                       oMacro:  Page                                                  pPage should be entered                                        kHelp for Column Break. Column breaks tell Epslst to start     llisting at the top of the next column, without a page break.  mEnter the characters which you wish to tell Epslst to make a  ncolumn break. For BASIC we suggest $Colbrk inside a remark,   oand for MACRO, .Colbrk. Of course you may use any characters  pwhich are most suitable for your document.                    kHelp for List On. Enter the characters which you would like tolbe used to resume listing.                                    ëExamples                                                      jBASIC:  REM $List+                                            è$List+   should be entered                                    nMacro:  .List                                                 ì.List should be entered.                                      kHelp for List Off. Enter the characters which will turn the   llist off.                                                     ëExamples                                                      jBASIC:  REM $List-                                            è$List-   should be entered                                    nMacro:  .Xlist                                                ì.Xlist should be entered.                                     kHelp for Title. The title can be entered from the file being  llisted. Enter the key characters used in the file to identify ma title field. In BASIC for example, $Title:' is used; in     nMacro, Title is used. In either case the next field surround- oed by apostrophes will be used for a title.                   ïExamples                                                      mBASIC:  REM $Title:'Test Source Code'                         ë$Title:' should be entered                                    qMacro:  Title   Alpha Subroutine                              ïTitle  should be entered                                      |Option 1: If the first character is an ' you enter the title  }directly, whatever you type will be the title.                Option 2: If the last character is an ' (and the first isn't) €then Epslst will look for a title surrounded by apostrophes.  kHelp for Subtitle. The subtitle can be used for a formal      lsubtitle or for other clarifying information. Enter into this mfield the characters used to identify a subtitle, as with the ntitle command. Subtitle doesn't cause a page or column break. oThe new subtitle will print at the next page break.           ïExamples                                                      mBASIC:  REM $Subtitle:'Test Source Code'                      ë$Subtitle:' should be entered                                 qMacro:  Subttl   'Beta Subroutine'                            ïSubttl' should be entered.                                    |Subtitle has the same two options using apostrophes as the    }title command uses.                                           kHelp for Subtitle 2. The second subtitle will appear on the   lthird line of the header. The format and options are the same mas for the initial subtitle or the title.                     ïExamples                                                      mBASIC:  REM $Subtitle2:'Test Source Code'                     ë$Subtitle2:' should be entered                                qMacro:  Subttl2'Beta Subroutine'                              ïSubttl2' should be entered.                                   kHelp for Include Key. Some files, particularly source code,   lhave "included" files. These files are inserted right into themprimary file just as if they are part of it. This field sets  nthe keyword for indicating that a file ought to be included.  oThe file to be included must be in the default directory of   pwhichever drive is to be used.                                s Note that Includes can only be 6 levels deep.                oBASIC:  REM $Include:'B:utils.bas'                            í$Include:' should be entered                                  sMacro:  Include B:Utils.asm                                   ñInclude  should be entered