                                SETUP
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  HiSpeed may be adjusted to any PCL printer and its fonts. If your
  printer  supports  softfonts  (DeskJet printers don't unless they
  are  equipped  with an additional RAM cartridge) you may use your
  own fonts with HiSpeed, too. Unfortunately setup isn't that easy.
  You  should  have  read  your printer's manual at least once. You
  have  to  be  familar  with the use of PCL ESC codes. A bad setup
  will cause TROUBLE.
  
  Example session

  Select  the SETUP gadget. The setup requester will appear, giving
  you  the  opportunity  to  set up a printer and its fonts. On the
  left  side available printers are listed. Select NEW (next to the
  list  of  printers)  if  your model isn't available so far: A new
  printer  'unnamed'  will  be  added  to  the list. Use the string
  gadget  below  the list to change this name to whatever you like.
  Toggle  the  'DeskJet  tray' gadget to ON if your printer's paper
  tray  looks  like  that  of  a  DeskJet  (HiSpeed  will  use this
  information  to  give  you  some hints if it asks you to reinsert
  ejected  pages).  Toggle  the  'faces  down'  gadget to ON if the
  sheets  are  eject  faces  down  by  your  printer. Some printers
  (especially  laser printers) are not able to use the first 5 to 7
  mm  of  a page for output - turn OFFSET HEADER on in these cases.
  Finally  you  should  select  a  file pattern used when selecting
  cover files (e.g. if you don't want HiSpeed to list color files).
  A  pattern  like  '#?' would display all files while "~(#?.CYMK)"
  would  suppress  cover  files  made  for  the  DeskJet  550C. The
  following extensions are supported:

    CYM  files (color, used by DJ500C/DJ550C)...... #?.CYM
    CYMK files (color, used by DJ550C) ............ #?.CYMK
    B&W files  (PCL level 3) ...................... no suffix

  After  having  selected a printer, its fonts are displayed in the
  font  listview on the right side. This list initially is empty if
  you  have added a new printer. Use NEW (next to the font list) to
  add  a  new font (i.e. to register one of the printer's font with
  HiSpeed).  New  fonts  are named 'unnamed'; use the string gadget
  below  the  list  to  edit the name. Having done this you have to
  enter  a  description  of  the  font  - HiSpeed needs to know the
  font's  basic  characteristics  (e.g. its size). Only fixed width
  fonts  are  supported.  Have  a  look at your printer's manual to
  determine all required values. Example:

  If  you  own  a  DeskJet  550C,  look for a manual section called
  'Specifications'.  There  you'll  find  a list of available fonts
  supported   by   your   printer.   Among  many  other  entries  a
  'LetterGothic'  font  with  a font size of 6 points is described.
  According  to  the  manual  this fixed width font is available in
  portrait/landscape mode. Spacing is 24 cpi (characters per inch):

                   Typeface:    LetterGothic
                   Point size:  6p
                   Spacing:     24 cpi (fixed width)
                   Orientation: portrait or landscape

  Use  these  specifications to set up HiSpeed's font entry: Toggle
  the  type  gadget  to  'any  direction' since portrait as well as
  landscape  mode  are supported. The HMI gadget is used to set the
  font's spacing. Units are 1/1200", so you would enter 50 (1200/24
  =  50).  Specify  the  LPI  (lines  per  inch)  value  for single
  linefeeds  using the LPI gadget. Suggestion: Set the LPI value to
  72/<point  size>  (e.g. 72/6 = 12). While the HMI value has to be
  choosen  as  precisely  as  possible,  the  LPI  may  be set more
  roughly.  If  your font isn't a built-in one but a softfont file,
  enter  the  file  name(s)  using  the  NORM/ITAL gadgets (upright
  respectively  italics  version). Leave these gadgets empty if the
  font  is  a  ROM  font.  Softfonts  have  to  use  the ECMA latin
  character  set;  the printer will refuse your fonts if they use a
  different  character set (e.g. PC8). Finally we have to provide a
  PCL  ESC  sequence  used  by HiSpeed to activate the font. Have a
  look  at you printer's documentation as far as PCL sequences (PCL
  = printer command language) are concerned. The sequence will have
  to  set  typeface,  spacing and character height (point size). It
  mustn't set any other attribute. Example:

                             ESC(s6v24h6T

  ESC  introduces  a  PCL  sequence.  The  last  character of a PCL
  command  has  to  be  uppercase  ('T') while all other characters
  (exept  ESC)  have  to  be lowercase. The font height is set to 6
  points  by  '(s6v'.  '24h'  sets  spacing to 24 cpi. Finally '6T'
  selects  a  typeface called LetterGothic. Don't use spaces within
  PCL sequences. Pay attention to case.


                              PAGE HEADER
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  It  is possible to change the text (or the style) of page headers
  using  the  setup  requester, too. The header text is not printed
  directly.   Instead,  it  is  interpreted  before  output:  after
  scanning  it  for  keywords  (like  \DATE),  found  keywords  are
  replaced by their 'current value' (e.g. the date). Put a text into
  quotation marks if you don't want to have it interpreted. HiSpeed
  does support the following keywords:

     keyword       example          description
     ----------------------------------------------------------
     "<Text>"      "Hi!"            print quoted text
     \DATE         "Date: " \DATE   insert date
     \TIME         "Time: " \TIME   insert time
     \NAME         "File: " \NAME   insert file name
     \PATH         "Path: " \PATH   insert fully qualified name
     \PAGE         "Page: " \PAGE   insert page number
     $<name>       $USER            insert environment variable (*)

  (*): see AmigaDos manual (SETENV command)
