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- Welcome to ED, a simple public domain word processing system.
- The ED word processing disk should contain the following files:
-
- READ
- LESEN
- LPRINT.EXE (1.1)
- ENGLISH.DOC
- DEUTSCH.DOC
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- ED.EXE (1.11)
- ED.DAT
- PAGE.COM (1.0)
- PRINT.COM (1.2)
- PRINT.DAT
- TEST.TXT
- UNKNOWN.DAT
- EPSONLQ.DAT
- DIABLO.DAT
- IBM5216.DAT
- HPLJ.DAT
- GR7.TBL
- REPLA.EXE (1.0)
-
- and maybe more '.DAT'- and '.TBL'-files. Please check if the
- system is complete with the DOS 'DIR' command. Make copies
- of your original disk and store the original in a safe place.
- Output the documentation file on your printer using LPRINT.EXE
- (don't try to use PRINT.COM for this purpose). Insert the disk
- and enter 'LPRINT' at the DOS prompt. LPRINT prompts you for
- entering the column to start print at. LPRINT allows you to
- shift the text a little to the right on the paper (output leading
- spaces). Then follows the line width (usually 80). Lines per
- page: If you don't use endless paper, you should enter the number
- of lines fitting on the page (sheet). LPRINT then pauses after
- every page, to allow you to insert the next sheet of paper.
- If you use endless paper, enter '0'. Filename: Enter
- 'ENGLISH.DOC', if you want the English language documentation,
- 'DEUTSCH.DOC' is in German.
- Note that the '#'-character may print as '£' on some printers.
- There is no '£' in the '.DOC'-files. You should avoid this
- by switching your printer to U.S. ASCII or IBM character code.
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