1. (WINDOWS) Printer INI (or PQI) files may now contain OVERLAY=<amosspec> This causes the specified file to be printed on every page. File contents should be limited to one page, with no FF characters. Also, it requires GDI (non PASSTHROUGH) printing mode. Normally, the overlay file would leave the cursor back at the 0,0 position on the page (using //MOVETO,0,0 if necessary.)
2. (WINDOWS) PITCH=AUTO now uses a more robust method of computing the necessary pitch to satisfy the CPP specification. Previously it computed the necessary font size once and then requested it, assuming Windows would deliver. Now, it uses the selected font to see whether it can fit the full CPP value in the page width, and if not, reduces the font width until it will fit. (This was found to be necessary on some printer devices which appear to be a bit lax in their font metrics.) So if you've found in the past that you had to increase the CPP values beyond what seemed appropriate (e.g. CPP=85,140 instead of CPP=80,132) you may now find you can set the CPP back to the "correct" values.)
3. (WINDOWS) The general form of the COMMAND= statement in the printer initialization files is now supported under Windows, as under UNIX.
4. (UNIX) Fix problem interpreting non-zero FLAGS argument in TCPSRV.SBR read and write operations (introduced in build 814).
