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		      XAP - XEROX ASSEMBLE AND PRINT.
		       Bruce G. Baumgart & Tovar Mock.


INTRODUCTION.

	XAP assembles files of  text, III buffers, graphics  and video into
binary image rasters which are then printed  on the XGP.
XAP  is pronouced "zap". The  XAP input  scanner has  a  command mode
and a  print  mode. The  scanner starts  by rescaning the R XAP monitor
command line for a semicolon; after the semicolon,  XAP accepts one teletype
line  of commands. For example:

.RU XAP;@XAP.DOC[XAP,BGB] will print this file on the XGP.

.RU XAP;⊗ARM.PLT[XAP,BGB] will print this III buffer:
~I800,850;X0.45;Y0.4;*ARM.PLT[XAP,BGB];
I970,200;F.
.RU XAP;⊗N.DAT[XAP,BGB] will print this video image:
~I1014,242;V1898,242;V1898,1414;V1014,1414;V1014,242;
~I1024,252;V1888,252;V1888,1404;V1024,1404;V1024,252;
⊗N.DAT[XAP,BGB];
I150,850;X1.0;Y1.0;O0;E300,100,-300,300;O180;E300,100,-300,300;O0;