1. End of Line uses codes 010 013 instead of 013 010
Normal text files signify the end of a line with the characters 013 010. Some software uses the non-standard "backwards" form of this 013 010.
If your report is missing lines, try turning this option on.
2. Ignore End of Page commands
Normally, an End of Page command is represented by Ascii character 012. If you want DOS Printer to ignore these commands, check this box. You may also want to set a maximum page length on the "Formatting Options" tab. (See above)
3. Never Delete Files (Manual Printing)
Normally, if you have manually printed a file, DOS Printer gives you the option of deleting that file. Check this box to turn that feature off.
4. Always delete files (during Automatic Printing)
By default, DOS Printer asks you if it is ok to delete a file once per session. You can disable this facility here. be careful if you do this as DOS Printer will delete all files that it automatically prints without warning!
5. Check for files Interval (Seconds):
DOS Printer checks for files every 20 deconds by default when ni Automatic Printing Mode. You can adjust this between 3 and 20 seconds.
6. Default Font and character set
You can change the default font and character set. This is for advanced users.