'Declaration
 
Property AutoFormFeed As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim instance As IPrinting
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.AutoFormFeed = value
 
value = instance.AutoFormFeed

bool AutoFormFeed {get; set;}

Property Value

Display memory is a log of what has recently been sent from the host to the PC. It contains both what is visible on the display and what has scrolled off of the display.

VT terminals have no display memory. Because display memory is unique to Reflection, VMS hosts do not have access to it; the host cannot position the cursor, write to, or otherwise change the display memory contents.

When you first start Reflection, both the display and display memory are empty. Once you start working, data starts accumulating on the display. When the display is full and lines begin to scroll off the top, display memory starts to fill up.

Display memory is the same width as the display; its length depends on the amount of memory available to Reflection. Reflection's default display memory allotment is 64K, or approximately 22 screens. You can configure the size of display memory with the DisplayMemoryBlocks property. For VT emulation, you can disable display memory by setting the MultiplePageTerminal property to False.

Reference

IPrinting Interface
IPrinting Members