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SPECIAL FEATURES
More than one code point may be defined at the same time with
the ';' and ':' delimiters as follows.
”:”
A colon separates successive code point translations.
”;”
A semicolon causes the translation to increment the code
point address and treats the next character sequence as
the APL translation for that code point.
Example 1
Modifying the currently selected APL translate table to print
'A
 
B
 
C' as 'X
 
Y
 
Z'
@Y80,41,D2;D3;D4@
This command sets code point 41 (A) to translate to D2 (X),
42 (B) to D3 (Y) and 43 (C) to D4 (Z).
Example 2
Modifying the currently selected APL translate table to print
'A
 
Z' as 'Z
 
A'
@Y80,41,D4:69,A3@
Code point 41 (A) translates to D4 (Z), 69 (Z) translates to A3
(A).
Example 3
Modifying the currently selected APL translate table to print
'A
' as 'A
 
P
 
L'
@Y80,41,A3,C4,C0@
Code point C1 (A) translates to the three characters A3 (A),
C4 (P) and C0 (L).
Note:  The ASCII and EBCDIC APL code page 310 is found in
Appendix A.
Create OCR translate table
This command allows you to create a customised translate table
in non-volatile memory (NVRAM). The translate table is initialised
as code page 892 and may be modified by sending modify
translate table commands. 
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