Help file on printing crosswords:

Printer drivers:

    These are short text files that contain the printer control codes that
are necessary for graphical output of your crosswords.You can load and edit
these in any text editor that provides ASCII output.Several standard drivers
are provided,these can be used with almost any 9-pin printer.They will work
for most IBM and EPSON type printers.For other printers you will have to
create your own driver by altering the command sequences in one of the 
standard drivers.This is very easy and can be done by simply looking up the
appropriate control codes and other data in your printer manual.In these
files an asterisk(*) indicates the start of a comment for that line.If you
have some type of IBM or Epson printer then you should ignore the OKI
sections of the driver,just leave them as they are.You should not need to 
edit a driver however,as the drivers that I have supplied are very general
in nature.Codes can be entered in decimal or hex.Hexadecimal numbers
should be preceeded by a $ sign.
    The drivers labeled EPSON are written for the Epson LX-800.The drivers
labeled IBM are for the IBM Proprinter II.D stands for double density 
graphics(120 dpi) and Q stands for quadruple density graphics(240 dpi).For
large crosswords you should use the quadruple density drivers.For normal
crosswords,the double density graphics gives a much better result.If you
want a preview of your crossword,then print it first using only a single 
strike.This way you can see if it fits properly on the page(it usually will)
and pick up any mistakes that you may have made.

Printing a crossword:

    The first step is to load a printer driver by selecting LOAD PRINTER
DRIVER from the PRINTER menu.Next choose SELECT FONTS from the PRINTER menu.
Once this is done select PRINTER CONFIGURATION from the PRINTER menu.A
dialog box will appear that allows you to alter your printer output.Firstly
you can select whether you want to use double-strike or single-strike
printing.
	The final 'look' of the crossword is easy to see in version 2.0 of this
program.The printing facility is fully WYSIWIG.What you see in your windows
resembles the hardcopy very closely.This is because the same fonts are used
on the screen and for printing.However,note that in medium resolution the 
screen display will vary more from the output because there are only 200
vertical pixels as opposed to the more realistic 400 in monochrome.
    You do not need GDOS installed to use the GDOS fonts.
