HPXMACRO.COM clears all macros from your H.P. Laserjet printer.

Syntax: HPXMACRO [1񼙷]
The optional parameter is the LPT number you want to reset.
Don't use an LPT port that you don't have!

HPXMACRO works on H.P. Laserjet III printers.
It might work on other Laserjet printers, but I don't have them, so
I don't know.

If you like this program and use it a lot, please send $9 to the
address below. In return you'll get a disk with a version of
HPXMACRO without the obnoxious registration reminder, as well as
the satisfaction of knowing you've done the right thing.

If you really like the program and want to send $24, the disk
will include the entire series of HP escape code programs. So far
these include:

      Name              Purpose
      HPRESET           Resets the printer.
      HPXMACRO          Clears out all macros.
      HPXFONT           Clears out all soft fonts.
      HP16              Sets the pitch to 16.66 cpi.
      HPLAND            Sets the orientation to landscape.
      HP8LPI            Sets the line spacing to 8 lpi.
      HPSEND            Sends any other codes you can think of.
      LPRESET           Sends a reset code to Epson-compatible printers.
                        (I know that's not H.P., but some people like
                        it anyway.)

I'll be glad to create programs that will send various commands
to various printers. If you have a request, please request it.

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Send registration to:
Randy Woolson
P.O. Box 158284
Nashville, Tenn. 37215
Compu Serve: 73447,3116

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Legal Stuff:

This is a shareware program. As you already know, this means that
you can try this program for a limited time to see if you like
it. If you do, you should register it. Otherwise you shouldn't
use it any more.

Please feel free to share (that's where they get the share in
shareware) this program with your friends. Be sure that the file
that you share is complete and unaltered.

The shareware version of this program has absolutely no
warranties. It may have bugs, it may cause famine and flood, and
it may even bring back the popularity of disco. I'm not
responsible. If you do detect problems, though, I'd appreciate it
if you'd let me know.

Copyright 1992 Merderontha鵒reon鵗ex Press