October 1, 1979 FRESS COMMANDS FULLPRINT
System
At<n> • The first page printed is numbered <n>
(overriding any format code specification in the
file).
• AT0 suppresses page numbering for the entire
printout.
• If this option is not specified, the page
numbering will begin with "1" unless overridden
by the FROM option.
Declev<n> • The lowest level Decimal Block to be printed
during FULLPRINT.
Example • _______: If "D3" is included as an option, Block
not 2.2.3.1 will ___ be printed; however, Blocks
2.2.3, 2.2, and 2 will be.
physical From<n> • The first page printed is ________ page <n> (not
numbered ________ page <n>).
• The portion of the file that would have appeared
before physical page <n> is still processed, but
printing is suppressed.
Hyper • Format codes are printed inline with the text and
interpreted (although nested format macros are
not interpreted clearly).
• This option is useful for identifying format
codes, although overlaying may occur with tab
codes.
Large • The maximum physical page size is increased to a
width of 132 characters and a depth of 136 lines.
• The page alter code defaults to !+page132,128+,
and the width alter code may be increased to
!+width132+
• This option is useful when producing originals
for photo-reduction.
• A user must have 576K of virtual storage to use
this option.
Macros • The heading appearance and margins for each
decimal Block encountered are controlled by a
series of macro definition pairs, which must be
inserted into the file by the user.
headings • The ________ of decimal level <n> are determined
by the macros: "!.h<n>.". For example, a
possible heading definition for level one is
"!.h1=!-h1-.".
margins • The _______ for Blocks of decimal level <n> are
defined by the macros: ".dm<m>.", where
<m>=<n>-1. A common margin definition for level
one is "!.dm0=!+margin0,0+".
• Heading appearances (whether a particular heading
level is capitalized, etc.) can be redefined
using the !+HEAD+ alter code.
• Format macros are fully described in Section 4.5.
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System
At<n> • The first page printed is numbered <n>
(overriding any format code specification in the
file).
• AT0 suppresses page numbering for the entire
printout.
• If this option is not specified, the page
numbering will begin with "1" unless overridden
by the FROM option.
Declev<n> • The lowest level Decimal Block to be printed
during FULLPRINT.
Example • _______: If "D3" is included as an option, Block
not 2.2.3.1 will ___ be printed; however, Blocks
2.2.3, 2.2, and 2 will be.
physical From<n> • The first page printed is ________ page <n> (not
numbered ________ page <n>).
• The portion of the file that would have appeared
before physical page <n> is still processed, but
printing is suppressed.
Hyper • Format codes are printed inline with the text and
interpreted (although nested format macros are
not interpreted clearly).
• This option is useful for identifying format
codes, although overlaying may occur with tab
codes.
Large • The maximum physical page size is increased to a
width of 132 characters and a depth of 136 lines.
• The page alter code defaults to !+page132,128+,
and the width alter code may be increased to
!+width132+
• This option is useful when producing originals
for photo-reduction.
• A user must have 576K of virtual storage to use
this option.
Macros • The heading appearance and margins for each
decimal Block encountered are controlled by a
series of macro definition pairs, which must be
inserted into the file by the user.
headings • The ________ of decimal level <n> are determined
by the macros: "!.h<n>.". For example, a
possible heading definition for level one is
"!.h1=!-h1-.".
margins • The _______ for Blocks of decimal level <n> are
defined by the macros: ".dm<m>.", where
<m>=<n>-1. A common margin definition for level
one is "!.dm0=!+margin0,0+".
• Heading appearances (whether a particular heading
level is capitalized, etc.) can be redefined
using the !+HEAD+ alter code.
• Format macros are fully described in Section 4.5.
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