LUM by LCS (C)copyr1985-88 All Rights|
Reserved.                            |
If not using a RAM diskette for your |
files, set BUFFERS=20 or more in your|
CONFIG.SYS program.                  |
F1 HELP/FILE view.                   |
F2 Prints the file on the <file> row |
F3 Sets the lines per page which your|
   spread sheet is set for.  Normal  |
   default is to set it for 66/page. |
F4 is the blank lines your sheet has |
   placed between lines of text to   |
   fill to 66 lines/page.  When the  |
   #lines to skip on beginning is 3, |
   then this is 6:  3 lines at the end
   of one page and 3 lines at the    |
   beginning of the next page.       |
   1-2-3: w/ margins = 0, set to 6   |
   Symphony: w/ no-break, set to 0   |
F10 exits LUM.                       |
  With 1-2-3 (TM) sheets, set header,|
footer, top, left, and bottom margins|
to zero, 66 lines/page, and no breaks.
  Under these conditions:            |
<begin line> = 4           <= NOT ONE|
<  "   page> = 1           <- preset |
#lines/file page<F3> = 66       "    |
block skip now  <F4> =  6       "    |
  At the <connect at> row, type the  |
number of rows you saved in your sheet
as follows:  If you saved row 5 to row
85, that's 85-5+1=81 rows saved, so  |
type '81'.  LUM replaces it with '132'
because your 1-2-3 sheet made your 81|
rows into 132 lines of .PRN file, with
three blank lines in the beginning,  |
(hence begin line = 4), and six blank|
lines before the next lines (hence the
block skip = 6).                     |
  Symphony(TM) or word processor, set|
<begin line> = 1                     |
block skip now  <F4> = 0             |
  If you don't like the way your     |
columns with '|' shift to the left,  |
see the column align mode discussed in
LUMDOC.2 and search for  !@#$%f__k   |
as key words.  For now, press <F7> to|
to switch it ON:                     |

  If you don't know what your file's |
<begin line> row or block skip <F4>  |
should be set at, instead of typing  |
<ENTER> at the <F1> help, type the   |
name of the file you want to print:  |
The number of music notes i.e. 
indicates the number of blank lines in
the beginning of the file.  Your file|
begin line is one plus the number of 
music notes. e.g. if there are two 
then set <begin line> = 3.           |
  The block skip value is simply twice
this value if there's no header or   |
footer.  The cursor appears in the   |
middle of the lines and the line     |
number of the cursor appears on the  |
top right.                           |

  Please note that some spread sheets|
have a tendency of connecting new file
on top of the old file by the same   |
name, so you must delete the old file|
with the same name as the new .PRN   |
file.  Else you may have misaligned  |
lines or plain garbage.  Symphony as a
whole may not be too good at producing
predictably reproducible .PRN files as
far as we know.                      |
                                     |
  The scripts always reset to default|
once you go back to LUM menu but other
values remain the same.              |
  Use up/down cursor to select rows  |
and left/right cursor to decrement or|
increment values (or type the numbers|
yourself).                           |
Printer 1-3 are parallel ports 1-3   |
                                     |
Graphic modes are set for Epson(TM)'s|
    single/double density.(all seven)|
Begin line is the line to begin print.
  "   page  "  "  page  "   "     "  |
Connect at is for spread sheets.  Type
    the number of rows you saved from|
    your sheet here, LUM calculates  |
    the required lines.              |
Page width tells LUM how wide your   |
    paper is.                        |
Margin top tells LUM how much blank  |
    space to leave on the right side |
    of the paper.                    |
Dot spc/chr leaves that much dot space
    between each letter (character). |
Dot spc/line leaves that much dot    |
    space between each line of text. |
#lines/page reflects the number of   |
    lines of text which can be printed
    given the conditions above.      |
|a in text switches on/off superscript
    and is read <above>. ^A does the |
    same thing as well.              |
|b subscript on/off   <below> or-> ^B|
|c changes to the alternate font-> ^C|
|d resets it to default font    -> ^D|
|r switches reverse on/off      -> ^R|
|u switches underline on/off    -> ^U|
|1-|8 changes to one of 8 underlines |








