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stumped, how to get rid of a blank line in printer output file
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| running 5.3
always genrate a blank line in the output file,
any sort of workaround ?
set printer to "test.lst"
set print on
? "starting"
text
11111 a line here
endtext
set print off
quit
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| ? is for printing in next line, but ?? continues printing where head of a
printer sits. Probably this is a solution?
Regards,
Sandi
"ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in message
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> running 5.3
> always genrate a blank line in the output file,
> any sort of workaround ?
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> set printer to "test.lst"
> set print on
> ? "starting"
> text
> 11111 a line here
> endtext
> set print off
> quit
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| ?? worked
solved the problem,
thanks
"Sandi" <sandi.kastelic@!!NOSPAM!!siol.net> wrote in message
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>? is for printing in next line, but ?? continues printing where head of a
>printer sits. Probably this is a solution?
> Regards,
> Sandi
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> "ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:TVo%e.16879$mH.11233@fed1read07...
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| What you should do always when printing is
?? cText,cCrlf
or
qqout(cText+ccrlf)
or as i have done in the past
xCommand ?13 [<list,...>] => qqout(<list> );qqout(chr(13)+chr(10))
with the above command you print like the below example:
?13 sometext //13+10 inserted for you
dave
"ed" <spaces808@cox.net> wrote in message
news:TVo%e.16879$mH.11233@fed1read07...
> running 5.3
> always genrate a blank line in the output file,
> any sort of workaround ?
>
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> set printer to "test.lst"
> set print on
> ? "starting"
> text
> 11111 a line here
> endtext
> set print off
> quit
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