21. The process of claim 16 wherein the default format commands are stored in a long-term memory and are reproduced in the processor memory and wherein the user commands modify the default format commands in the processor memory and wherein the modified default format commands are stored in the long-term memory as custom default format commands, thereby allowing the user to later retrieve the custom default commands.
16. A process for electronically generating a format for a computer printout from a series of commands comprising the steps of: (a) prompting a series of commands by a user, the commands defining the format; (b) recording the series of user commands; (c) incorporating a series of generic default format commands with the user commands; (d) recording data designated by the user; and (e) converting the recorded commands and data into electrical impulses to direct a printer to represent the data according to the format specified by the commands.