yazıcı güdüm komutu

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(Bilgisayar) carriage return
On a computer running a text editing applications program, the key which generates a typewriter-like carriage return on the computer keyboard by generating a CR, normally paired with a line feed as the CRLF control code sequence or newline. Since the Mid-1980's this key is usually labeled as the enter key on computers
The control character (0x0D in ASCII) which moves the active printing position of a printer print-head (or video screen cursor) to the left margin
On a electric typewriter or electronic (computer) printer the key, key press, or control code which causes the carriage or print-head to return to its home (left margin position) and advance the roller similarly, or the description of taking the action giving that result
On a mechanical typewriter the action or result that comes about using the return lever which when moved caused the paper holding carriage to return to it's home (left margin position) and advance the line advance roller by single-space, double-space or one-and-a-half-spaced lines down the page being typed
(Bilgisayar) Carriage return refers to a control character or mechanism used to start a new line of text
A character that forces all following text to the left margin of the next line or that signals the end of user input The Return key is usually used to produce a carriage return
(n ) Usually shortened to Return A keyboard key that moves the cursor to the beginning of the next line
The \r character Also used as a synonym for the `Return' or `Enter' key used to terminate a line of text The name derives from the carriage on a mechanical typewriter
An ASCII data character that forces all following text to the left margin of the next line or that signals the end of user input The Return key is usually used to produce a carriage return
A control character that returns the cursor to the beginning of the same line May also perform a line feed
the operation that prepares for the next character to be printed or displayed as the first character on a line
One of two line-ending characters (The other is line feed ) So named after an archaic device called a typewriter in whose early models the carriage (i e , paper-bearing part) literally needed to be returned to the other side of the typewriter at the end of each line
character which returns the cursor or the print head to the beginning of the line
The key to be pressed to complete an entry The notation used in all CL4 manuals is CR
Sending the Carriage Return control character the printer causes the printheadprinthead@upm hlp toprinthead@upm hlp return to the left-most print position
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