Use the following procedure to create a new mode.
The ``Defined Print Devices'' window appears.
The Device Options menu appears.
The ``Modes for Device devicename'' window appears.
For previously created print devices, a list of modes may already exist in this window. For newly created devices, the only mode to appear is the ``(Re-initialize)'' mode, which exists by default. However, the appropriate printer commands are not yet assigned to this mode.
The ``(Re-initialize)'' mode contains the functions that are appended to the beginning and end of a print job to ensure that the printer starts in a known state and returns to a known state. It is the only mode that does this.
Most printers have a single control sequence for reset.
If your printer does not have a single reset function, you must enter all your printer's ``Cancel'' functions into the Re-initialize mode. Mark multiple functions by highlighting each and pressing <F5> (the Mark key).
The ``Functions for Mode modename'' window appears.
For example, if you want to create a Final Printout mode for ``My Printer'' and include 10 cpi, Emphasized printing, and Near-letter quality printing, highlight and mark each of these options. Then press <Enter>.
The order of the functions in the functions list may be important to the printer.
Normally, any function you add is placed at the end of the ``Functions for Mode modename'' list. However, you can insert a new function anywhere in the list:
The functions you choose appear in the ``Functions for Mode modename'' list.
When you have completed the ``Functions'' list, press <Esc> to return to the ``Modes'' list.