Epson LQ 870 User Manual - Page 153

subscript, tear off, tear-off position, top of form, unidirectional printing, user-defined characters

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subscript Printing in which each character is printed at about two-thirds the normal height in the lower part of the character space. superscript Printing in which each character is printed at about two-thirds the normal height in the upper part of the character space. tear off A feature that automatically feeds the perforation of continuous paper to the tear-off position and then feeds the paper back to the loading position. tear-off position The position the printer feeds the paper to when you press the TEAR OFF button or when the auto tear-off mode is on. This position can be adjusted using micro-feed so that the paper's perforation meets the printer's tear-off edge. top of form The position on the paper that the printer recognizes as the first printable line. The printer feeds the paper to this position when it loads the paper. unidirectional printing Printing in one direction only. Unidirectional printing is useful for printing graphics because it allows more precise vertical alignment than bidirectional printing. user-defined characters Characters that are defined and stored in the printer by the user. Also known as download characters. GL-6 Glossary

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subscript
Printing in which each character is printed at about two-thirds the
normal height in the lower part of the character space.
superscript
Printing in which each character is printed at about two-thirds the
normal height in the upper part of the character space.
tear off
A feature that automatically feeds the perforation of continuous
paper to the tear-off position and then feeds the paper back to the
loading position.
tear-off position
The position the printer feeds the paper to when you press the
TEAR OFF
button or when the auto tear-off mode is on. This
position can be adjusted using micro-feed so that the paper’s
perforation meets the printer’s tear-off edge.
top of form
The position on the paper that the printer recognizes as the first
printable line. The printer feeds the paper to this position when it
loads the paper.
unidirectional printing
Printing in one direction only. Unidirectional printing is useful for
printing graphics because it allows more precise vertical alignment
than bidirectional printing.
user-defined characters
Characters that are defined and stored in the printer by the user.
Also known as download characters.
GL-6
Glossary