You always have the best puzzles. (BTW sorry I buried the simple answer to last question down towards the bottom following a bunch of superfluous information)

What do we know. The last UC character should have been followed by a space. 

The # appears to be an inserted character somehow, but how at machine speed?

It suggests a back space function?

Might be fun to run a reperf in parallel.  I'm not sure how the ASCII to 5 bit conversions are done.  You wouldn't think anything funny would be involved in that.


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The above comments or recommendations are SWAG. Use at your own risk.
John, W9DDD
On 3/8/2022 5:46 PM, Nick England wrote:
I have a M28 printer that almost always overstrikes # onto the last FIG in a string followed by a SP. 

LTRS ABC FIGS 123 LTRS SP DEF
ABC123 DEF
The 3 gets an overstrike #. 

This typebox has # for FIGS-H

FWIW Unshift On Space is disabled. 

For example, if I am printing ITTY news articles, all the commas get overstruck. 

I am overstruck with puzzlement. 
Nick K4NYW 



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