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.;	R N O M S C . R N O
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.;	HRT JAN, 1979
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.ch;Mode Setting Commands
.in RNOCHAINI
.ix Mode Setting
.ix Commands, Mode Setting
.pp
Mode Setting commands are a class of RUNOFF commands which
directly affect certain command modes.
Fill, No Fill, and No Hyphenation are but a few of this
class of command. The novice user to RUNOFF need not become too
familiar with this section until a firm understanding of
each of these parameters is attained.
.s
A Novice subset of the Parameter Setting commands would be:
.ls.NF
.leb;Fill            (pg 9-7).
.leb;Lower Case      (pg 9-12).
.leb;No Fill         (pg 9-15).
.leb;No Hyphenation  (pg 9-20).
.els.fi
A more complete description of these and other commands may be
found either on the page specified or within this section.
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
.ix Begin Change Bars
.hl 1;Begin Change Bars Command
Starts the output of Change Bars to the output file.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .BB   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
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.FI.lm LEFTMG.s
The <begin <bar command starts change bars for the text following
the command.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s.lm +7
<Change <bars are normally disabled.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s.lm +7
 .BB,.BEGIN BAR
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s.lm +7
Change bars should have been enabled by the ENABLE BAR command.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s.lm +7
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|   .DBB |
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
.ix Disable Change Bars
.hl 1;Disable Change Bars command
Disable the output of change bars.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .DBB  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
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.FI.lm LEFTMG.s
The <disable <change <bars command disables the output of change bars(|)
until the next occurance of a <enable <bar command.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s.lm +7
Change Bars are disabled by default.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s.lm +7
 .DBB,.DISABLE BAR
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s.lm +7
The <Change <bars are usefull to show where text has been modified.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s.lm +7
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
.ix Enable Change Bars
.hl 1;Enable Change Bar command
Enables all change bar commands.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .EBB  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
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.FI.lm LEFTMG.s
The <enable <bar command will enable all <change <bar commands.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s.lm +7
Change bars are disabled by default.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s.lm +7
 .EBB,.ENABLE BAR
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s.lm +7
This command should be one of the first commands in the source
file if Change Bars are to be used.
.b
Enableing change bars will make each line one character longer. The change
bar will appear after the spaces left for /RIGHTSHIFT and permanent left
margin, but before spaces left for left margin and indentation. If change
bars are enabled but not "on", a blank space is left where the change bar
would go. That is why the .EBB command should be issued before any text or
the left margin may be off by one character position.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s.lm +7
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.lm CMDTAB.NF
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|   .EB  |
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
.ix End Change Bars
.hl 1;End Change Bar command
Stop output of change bars.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .EB   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
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.FI.lm LEFTMG.s
The End Bar command will "turn off" begin bars. This is the command
that is used after a <begin <bar command.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s.lm +7
Change Bars are disabled by default.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s.lm +7
 .EB,END BAR
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s.lm +7
This command is a no-op if change bars have not been enabled.
.s 2.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s.lm +7
.in EEQ.RNO
.in EQ.RNO
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.ix ELI
.ix END LITERAL
.hl 1;End Literal Command
Used after <literal command to re-engage <fill/justify.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .ELI  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This command is used exactly as the .FILL command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .ELI, .END LITERAL
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command disengages the .LT command and resumes line justification.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
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.lm CMDTAB.nf
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.ix FI
.ix FILL
.hl 1;FILL command
The FILL command
sets the justification mode to JUSTIFY and specifies that subsequent output
lines are to be filled.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .FI   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This command specifies that the subsequent output lines be filled. FILL adds
successive words from the source text until the adding of one more words will
exceed the right margin. RUNOFF stops before putting the last word in.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break. It is also the initial setting of RUNOFF.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .F, .FI, .FILL
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
The FILL command also sets the justification mode to be that specified by the
last appearance of JUSTIFY or NOJUSTIFY.
If hyphenation has not been disabled, RUNOFF will attempt to break words
which cause line overflow into syllables.
.lm LEFTMG
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.ix FL
.ix FLAGS
.hl 1;FLAGS CAPITALIZE command
Enables the less than (%<) character to capitalize the entire word
it precedes.  It then returns the file to the current case mode.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .FL   |        [ CAPITALIZE ]             |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This special character is usually off and must be typed
at the very beginning of the source text
to enable this character.
Typing a space or another less-than (%<) returns the file to the
current case lock.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command ^Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .FL,.FLAGS
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s1.lm +7
If the terminal has both upper and lower case capability, this command
is not needed.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
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.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .FL  |
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;FLAGS HYPHENATE command
Enables the equals character (%=) to disengage hyphenation for the
word it precedes.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .FL   |        [ HYPHENATE ]              |
|         |                                   |
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.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This special character is initially off and must be turned on prior to
its use. The flags hyphenate character
is used to disengage hyphenation for words improperly hyphenated by the
hyphenation algorithm.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .FL HYPHENATE,.FLAGS HYPHENATE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
If the preferred <NO <HYPHENATION command is used initially, this command
will not be needed.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix FL HYPHENATE
.ix FLAGS HYPHENATE
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.F.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;HYPHENATE command
Engages hyphenation.
.s.lm +7.NF
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|   .HY   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.F.lm LEFTMG.s
Hyphenation has been removed from this version of RUNOFF. It can be 
reinstalled by rebuilding RUNOFF with HYPHEN.OBJ rather than
XYPHEN.OBJ, the null version.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .HY,.HYPHENATE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command is not preferred, because it will cause words to be broken
up in improper places.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix HY
.ix HYPHENATE
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;JUSTIFY command
JuStify causes subsequent output lines to be justified. That is, spaces are
inserted between words so that the last word exactly meets the right margin.
.s;.lm +7.NF
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|   .JS   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG;.s
This command increases the spaces between words until the last word
exactly meets the right margin.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break. RUNOFF is initially set in JuStify mode
upon startup.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .J, .JS, .JUSTIFY
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
Generally, FILL and JUSTIFY are used in conjunction with each other. If
NOFILL and JUSTIFY are specified, there may be error messages produced
by RUNOFF saying it was unable to justify the line.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix JS
.ix JUSTIFY
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.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .LC  |
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.lm LEFTMG.f
.hl 1;LOWER CASE command
The LOWER CASE command sets the typeout mode to Lower Case.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .LC   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
Sets the typeout mode to lower case.
This command acts the same as typing two backslashes (%\%\).
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .LC,.LOWER CASE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s1.lm +7
If the terminal has both upper and lower case capability, it is
not necessary to type in this command.  Simply release the "CAPS LOCK" key.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix LC
.ix LOWER CASE
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.lm CMDTAB.NF
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|   .LT  |
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.F.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;LIT command
Disengages <fill/justify to permit printing of text exactly
as entered in source file.
.s;.lm +7.NF
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|         |                                   |
|   .LT   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.F.lm LEFTMG.s
This command is used exactly as the .NO FILL command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .LT, .LIT, .LITERAL
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command stops line justification and prints the lines just as they
appear in the source file.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix LT
.ix LITERAL
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.lm CMDTAB.NF
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.F.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;MESSAGE command
The MESSAGE command sends a message to the user terminal.
.s.lm +7.NF
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|   .MSG  | text                              |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.F.lm LEFTMG.s
The MESSAGE command prints a message on the user's terminal, such as
the time of the last edit of the document file.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .MSG, .MESSAGE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.NF
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.F.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO FILL command
The NO FILL command disengages the FILL and JUSTIFY modes.
.s.lm +7.NF
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|   .NF   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.F.lm LEFTMG.s
The NO FILL command is generally used to permit typing output lines identical
to the source lines.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NF,.NOFILL,.NO FILL
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
The NO FILL-NO JUSTIFY mode need be used only where there are several
lines of material to be copied exactly. A single line example will not require
using these commands if there are breaks before and after.
Normally, FILL and JUSTIFY are used to turn both filling and justification
on and off. It is usually desirable to do both. A subsequent appearance of a
justification command will override the fill command. Because of the action
of FILL, a single occurrence of NO JUSTIFY will cause the remainder of the
file to be unjustified, with filling as specified.
In order to justify but not to fill (not recommended), a JUSTIFY command
must follow every FILL command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
.ix NF
.ix NO FILL
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .NFL |
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO FLAGS command
Disengages the flag capitalize command and the flag hyphenate command.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .NFL  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This is the initial setting. This turns off all of the .FLAGS modes which
have been set so far.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NFL,.NO FLAGS
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command disengages all of the flags mode commands.  The only
two currently defined are flags capitalize and flags hyphenate.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.ix NFL
.ix NO FLAGS
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.NF
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|   .NFC |
|        |
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.F.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO FLAGS command
Disengages the flag capitalize command.
.s;.lm +7.NF
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|   .NFC  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.F.lm LEFTMG.s
The NO FLAGS CAPITALIZE command disengages the FLAGS CAPITALIZE command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NFC, .NO FLAGS CAPITALIZE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command is not needed at an upper and lower case-capability terminal.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix NFC
.ix NO FLAGS CAPITALIZE
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .NFH |
|        |
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.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO FLAGS command
Disengages the flag hyphenate command.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|   .NFH  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This is the initial setting.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NFH, .NO FLAGS HYPHENATE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command disengages the FLAGS HYPHENATE command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.ix NFH
.ix NO FLAGS HYPHENATE
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .NHY |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO HYPHENATE command
Disengages hyphenation.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|   .NHY  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
The <no <hyphenation command disengages the <hyphenation command.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NHY,.NO HYPHENATION
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This is the preferred setting.
Lines are justified without breaking up words.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix NHY
.ix NO HYPHENATION
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.NF
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|   .NJ  |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;NO JUSTIFY command
The No Justify command cancels the JuStify command.
.s.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|   .NJ   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG;.s
This command prevents justification of subsequent output lines, thus
producing a ragged right margin.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NJ, .NO JUSTIFY
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
If you specify NO FILL, then NO JUSTIFY is implied.
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .NPR |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm 10
.hl 1;NO PERIOD command
Disengages conversion of period/separator to period/two spaces.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|   .NPR  |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This is the initial setting.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .NPR,.NOPERIOD
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This is the preferred setting.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix NPR
.ix NOPERIOD
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|   .PR  |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;PERIOD command
Enables printing of two spaces after every period (.) that is
followed by at least one separator character.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|   .PR   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This command leaves two blank spaces after every period that is followed
by at least one blank space.
.s2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .PR,.PERIOD
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command is not preferred because, in some instances, the writer
may not want two spaces after every period.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix PR
.ix PERIOD
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|        |
|  .SETN |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;SETN command
Sets a variable name to the indicated expression.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|  .SETN  | variable=expression               |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
This command will set the indicated variable to the expression on the
right.  The variable may then be used anywhere that a numeric quantity
may be used.
.s2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .SETN
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
The following operators are allowed in the expression:  + (addition),
- (subtraction), * (multiplication), and / (division).  In addition,
subexpressions can be parenthisized.  The normal arithmetic priority
applies.  In addition, expressions of this type may occur anywhere
that a number may appear.  Both other variables and constants may
be used as numeric quantities in the expression.
"variable" may be at most 6 characters long.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
 .SETN PL12 = 12
 .PLM PL12
.B
 .SETN PRM = 90
 .SETN PLM = 12
 .SETN TAB5 = (PRM-PLM)/5
 .TAB +TAB5,+TAB5,+TAB5,+TAB5,+TAB5
.ix SETN
.in SUB.RNO
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|        |
| .SWAP  |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;SWAP command
Swaps the output file so that all of the text output goes to the
Table of Contents file instead of the normal output file
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|  .SWAP  |   TOC or LST                      |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
.s2.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s1.lm +7
This command will cause a break if LST is specified. LST causes the
page to be broken. TOC will not cause a break.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .SWAP
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
This command will cause all output to go to the Table of Contents
file if .SWAP TOC is issued. .SWAP LST will
break the page going out to the TOC file and then
disengage output to the TOC file until another .SWAP TOC is issued.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix SWAP
.pg !!
.lm CMDTAB.nf
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|        |
|   .UC  |
|        |
|________|
.f.lm LEFTMG
.hl 1;UPPER CASE command
The UPPER CASE command sets the output mode to upper case.
.s;.lm +7.nf
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|         |                                   |
|   .UC   |                                   |
|         |                                   |
|_________|___________________________________|
.f.lm LEFTMG.s
Sets the output mode to upper case. This command acts the same as
typing two circumflexes (%^%^).
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Defaults:
.s;.lm +7
This command does not cause a break.
This is also the default mode on a solely upper-case terminal.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Command Synonyms:
.s;.lm +7
 .UC,.UPPER CASE
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Notes:
.s;.lm +7
There is no need to type this command unless the mode was
previously altered to lower case.
.s 2;.lm LEFTMG
Examples:
.s;.lm +7
.ix UC
.ix UPPER CASE