JPS5878279A - Print method for word processor and computer - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To print data in the lateral direction or the longitudinal direction on one kind of form, by rotating a sentence, a numerical expression, a table, or the like, which is arranged in the lateral or longitudinal direction and is stored, at 90 deg. clockwise or counter-clockwise in a storage circuit to print this data. CONSTITUTION:A required sentence or the like is inputted to an input circuit 1 and is stored in a storage circuit 2 and has characters or the like rotated at 90 deg. by a converting circuit 3, and the number of lines and the number of characters are arranged in accordance with a form, and this sentence or the like is sent to a printer 4 and is printed. In this case, a printer head prints data in the lateral direction normally on a longitudinally long form 5 as shown in the figure by 6, and the form is fed in the direction of an arrow 7. The inputted sentence is converted at 90 deg. clockwise or counterclockwise as required in the converting circuit 3 and is printed as shown in the figure by (a) or (b), and the form is fed in the direction of an arrow 8.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, sentences, mathematical formulas, etc. that have been stored in horizontal rows are printed as they are in the horizontal direction, so they are limited by the size of paper.

Therefore, it is normal to print horizontally on 84-size paper (sometimes A4, Bs size) that is arranged vertically, but I would like to print horizontally on 84-size paper. At that time, I had to set 84 sheets of paper horizontally. In other words, in the case of the cassette insertion method, a vertically long one set with paper inside and a horizontally long cassette are prepared, and both in the cassette insertion method and when not using the cassette, the paper insertion slot of the printer is also used to insert paper. In order to form it in a horizontally long size, the width of the printer must be increased accordingly, and the copiers currently in use are formed to fit the insertion opening, which is the size of a moth that can be used. This is the same for word processors and combiator printers. As the width of the paper becomes larger and the width of the paper becomes wider or narrower and thicker, it is necessary to ensure that the -12-1 presses for drawing out (feeding) the paper operate reliably regardless of the size of the paper. However, the present invention was invented in view of these drawbacks, and the present invention was invented in view of these drawbacks. In order to print on a printer that has an insertion slot, characters that are normally printed horizontally on paper inserted vertically are turned 90 degrees to the left or right, and the number of characters is changed in a word processor. It is possible to print sentences, etc. in a vertically long direction by organizing them in the memory path, converting them to 5 characters per line on a vertically long sheet of paper, and printing them horizontally.

Therefore, the purpose of the present application is to not only print horizontal text on paper inserted from the end side of the nip to a printer that has insertion slots aligned in the nip direction, but also to
With 5K, you can print horizontally in the vertical direction of the paper without changing the direction of the inserted paper. Since it is necessary to print both horizontal and vertical characters, we are currently implementing the printing method on a word processor and converter that can be used for horizontal or vertical orientation with one sheet of paper. To give an example, the 41st feature is printing sentences, mathematical formulas, etc. that are stored in a horizontal or vertical array in a numerical sequence and rotated by 9°K in either the left or right direction within the memory circuit. , To explain it based on the diagram, input the necessary sentences etc. into the input mechanism (11), store them in the memory circuit (2), and then convert them into the conversion circuit (3).
The printer (4) rotates the paper 90 degrees, arranges the number of lines and characters according to the paper, and prints the paper using the printer (4).

To explain these based on paper, as shown in Figure 2, the printer head normally prints (6) on a vertically long paper (5) in the horizontal direction, and the paper (5) is marked with an arrow (7). In this application, the input text is converted by 90 degrees to either the left or right by the conversion circuit (3) K as required, as shown in Figure 4 (a) or (b). The characters are converted by 90 degrees and are printed in a vertically continuous sentence, which is then sent out in the direction of the arrow (8).

Therefore, irises 4. - As shown in the figure, the paper cassette insertion slot (9) of the conventional printer (4) is - Even when using format paper, the paper cassette insertion slot (9) (vertical length) is However, in the present application, it is only necessary to form the insertion slot (9) with the length of the middle nip of the paper (5) (l), so the width of the printer (4) is the width indicated by the imaginary line. (b) It has features such as being able to make the printer (4) as narrow as possible, eliminating the need to change the paper size to portrait or landscape, and making the entire printer (4) more compact6.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a block diagram of a circuit explaining an embodiment of the present application, Figures 2 and 3 (A) and (B) are flat views of paper, and Figure 4 is a front view showing the insertion slot of the printer. be. Patent applicant: 1 person outside Japan Digital Institute Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] (11) A word glosser and a word glosser which are characterized by printing sentences, mathematical formulas, tables, etc. that are stored in a horizontal or vertical array in numerical columns and rotated 90 degrees in either the left or right direction within the memory circuit. Printing method on a combination rotor.