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characters and regular characters is that they are smaller. They are a maximum of 16 dots high and their width in dot columns is shown in Table 6-4. Draft Letter Quality Proportional Table 6-4. Super/subscript widths d1 (maximum) 7 23 23 d0 + dl + d2 (maximum) 12 36 42 Since super/subscript characters are smaller, they don't require as much information when you define them. When you define super/ subscript characters, you need only two bytes of data for each vertical row of dots. Design grids for these characters are shown in Figure 6-8. Draft pica Letter Quality and Proportional Figure 6-8. Grids for super/subscript characters Mixing print styles Each of the three user-defined character modes (draft, Letter Quality, and proportional) can be used in combination with most of the LQ's various print styles. For instance, emphasized works with userdefined characters. The characters you design are enhanced to give this printing effect. 6-19

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characters and regular characters is that they are smaller. They are a
maximum of
16
dots high and their width in dot columns is shown in
Table
6-4.
Table 6-4. Super/subscript widths
Draft
Letter Quality
Proportional
d1
d0 + dl + d2
(maximum)
(maximum)
7
12
23
36
23
42
Since super/subscript characters are smaller, they don’t require as
much information when you define them. When you define super/
subscript characters, you need only two bytes of data for each vertical
row of dots. Design grids for these characters are shown in Figure
6-8.
Draft pica
Letter Quality
and Proportional
Figure 6-8. Grids
for
super/subscript
characters
Mixing print styles
Each of the three user-defined character modes (draft, Letter Qual-
ity, and proportional) can be used in combination with most of the
LQ’s various print styles. For instance, emphasized works with user-
defined characters. The characters you design are enhanced to give
this printing effect.
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