This sample file illustrates the use of variables and formatting
comands in FSAMP 2.0's "File Print" function.

VARIABLES:
In this example, the file &i will be printed in &f
and &s points of size.  The output printer is the &n
using the &v driver, connected to port &o.

Page number &p of this text is printed on &d, &t.
The full file name is &u.

FORMATTING:
And now we will try some formatting commands.
Let us start with &&b+boldface&&b- and back to normal.
Now we'll try &&i+italic&&i- and back to normal.
Then we try an &&u+underline&&u- and, of course, back to normal.

Combining multiple formats &&b+&&i+&&u+is also possible.&&b-&&i-&&u-

You can also select different pointsizes,
say &&s1414, &&s1818, &&s088 &&s00and back to &s, our standard point size.
Note that the line spacing will adjust to the biggest size on the line.

Different fonts will look like this:
the testfont, &&F'Courier New'Courier New, &&F''the standardfont, &&F'0'and back to the testfont.

You can use these features, for example, to prepare a sample
page that you can print for each font and file it away for
future reference, like the following one:
&&PB
&&S16&&B+&&F''&f

&&B0&&S14&&F'0'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzäöü
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÄÖÜ
1234567890ß!"§$%&/()=?

&&B+Bold &&B-&&I+Italic &&B+Bold/Italic&&B0&&I0

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
&&s28
abcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyzäöü
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQRSTUVWXYZÄÖÜ
1234567890ß !"§$%&/()=?

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.