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	Printing instructions to a printer using BR follows a top to bottom, left to right format, much like a dot matrix printer. Therefore, imagine Zippy the cursor jumps from your program to the printer and continues to follow your commands. If you jump down four lines to print an address, for example, he can only mover further to the right or down to the next line, but not up or to the left (of course, there are ways to manipulate around this too). So when you plan your printouts, think ahead and complete the printing instructions line by line.

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Laura at 01:40, 16 July 2013

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Laura at 15:44, 11 July 2013

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	Printing instructions to a printer using BR follows a top to bottom, left to right format, much like a dot matrix printer. Therefore, imagine Zippy the cursor jumps from your program to the printer and continues to follow your commands. If you jump down four lines to print an address, for example, he can only mover further to the right or down to the next line, but not up or to the left (of course, there are ways to manipulate around this too). So when you plan your printouts, think ahead and complete the printing instructions line by line.		Printing instructions to a printer using BR follows a top to bottom, left to right format, much like a dot matrix printer. Therefore, imagine Zippy the cursor jumps from your program to the printer and continues to follow your commands. If you jump down four lines to print an address, for example, he can only mover further to the right or down to the next line, but not up or to the left (of course, there are ways to manipulate around this too). So when you plan your printouts, think ahead and complete the printing instructions line by line.

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			Back: [[Tutorial 2\|Table of Contents]]
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Printing instructions to a printer using BR follows a top to bottom, left to right format, much like a dot matrix printer. Therefore, imagine Zippy the cursor jumps from your program to the printer and continues to follow your commands. If you jump down four lines to print an address, for example, he can only mover further to the right or down to the next line, but not up or to the left (of course, there are ways to manipulate around this too). So when you plan your printouts, think ahead and complete the printing instructions line by line.