The Print dialog box allows you to specify two title lines,
header and footer lines, and it allows you toggle on and off
draft vs. final quality, condensed vs. normal pitch, display
of formulas, and display of row/column titles. If Print is
selected and a range is not, the default print range will be
the active worksheet area. If you have a printer other than
an Epson-compatible or DeskJet, you will need to use
PRINTDEF.PRG to create a new PRINTER.INF file, so that Opus
will know the control codes for draft/final, boldface, etc.

Header and Footer control codes

   ^l left justify what follows
   ^c center justify what follows
   ^r right justify what follows
   ^d display time
   ^f display filename
   ^p display page number
   ^t display time

   Here, "^x" doesn't mean press Control-x; rather,it means
   enter the actual caret ("^") sign followed by the letter.

   All other characters are taken literally, so you could
   have a header line such as "^l^d, p. ^p^c^f^r^t". This
   would expand to something like:

      7/15/89, p. 2     D:\FILENAME.OPS        15:16


