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Intrc:xiuction

OVERVIEW

The

AtariWriter

Vlord

Processor

was

designed

for

certain

AT

ARI

printers:

the

AT

ARI

820,

822

825,

and

1025

Printers.

This

meant

that

ATARI

Home

Computer'

owners

wno

have

other

kinds

of

printers

had

t:.o

go

through

a

oomp1icated

procedure

to

use

Atari\'Vr:i:t.er--until

now.

The

AtariWrit.er

Printer

Drivers

program

allows

owners

of

other

printers

that

are

canpatible

with

the

AT

ARI

Home

Computer

to

enjoy

the

power

of'

AtariWriter.

The

Printer

Driver

diskette

lets

you

use

several

pcpular

printers:

the

ATARI

1020

and

1027

Printers,

several

EPSON

printers,

a

GEMINI,

an

IDS,

a MANNESMANN TALLY, a NEC,

two

OKIDATA

printers,

and

a PROWRITER

printer.

The

Printer

Driver

loads

into

computer

memory

When

you've

set

up

your

AtariVlriter

cartridge

with

a

diskette

oontaining

DOS

and

the

driver.

When

you're

using

a

Printer

Driver

routine,

you'll

notice

that

there's

less

computer

memory

available

to

you.

This

manual

shows

you

how

to

deal

with

large

files.

AtariWriter

uses

commands

fur

special

formatting

and

printing

cptions

available

on

your

printer.

For

example,

the

GEM

INI

10

allows

you

to

underline

words

or

Phrases.

Before

the

Printer

Driver,

you

either

did

without.

the

underlining

option,

or

used

the

Centrol

Codes

option

to

send

all

the

control

codes

through

the

text

to

your

printer.

The

Printer

Driver

configures

Atariwrit.er

to

deal

with

each

printer

individually.

You

can

take

advantage

of

ycur

printer's

cptions,

and

all

of

AtariWriter's

op:ions,

without.

having

to

use

oontrol

codes,

You

can

underline,

elcngate

characters,

add

superscripts

and

Subscripts,

and

use

any

of

the

features

you

find

in

the

AtariWr:i:t.er

manual.

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