October 1, 1979 FORMATTING ALTER CODES
select HEADING table
NOTES _____
• The six heading levels (!-H- edit codes as well as Decimal
Block headings) are characterized by either Table A or Table B
as described in Figure 4.6.
• Table A (the system defined table) will always be the same, but
the user can redefine Table B through the use of !+HEAD+ define
heading codes.
EXAMPLES ________
• If !+HEADB+ is specified, each subsequent !-H2- code would
force the heading text to upper case, underscore it and skip
three lines before and two lines after the heading text.
• Table A can be thought of as being defined by the following
codes: !+HEAD1=37,0,5+, !+HEAD2=36,2,1+, !+HEAD3=4,2,1+,
!+HEAD4=32,1,1+, !+HEAD5=36,1,1+, !+HEAD6=32,1,0+.
• Table B defaults to by the following codes: !+HEAD1=37,0,5+,
!+HEAD2=36,3,2+, !+HEAD3=4,3,2+, !+HEAD4=32,3,2+,
!+HEAD5=36,1,0+, !+HEAD6=32,1,0+.
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select HEADING table
NOTES _____
• The six heading levels (!-H- edit codes as well as Decimal
Block headings) are characterized by either Table A or Table B
as described in Figure 4.6.
• Table A (the system defined table) will always be the same, but
the user can redefine Table B through the use of !+HEAD+ define
heading codes.
EXAMPLES ________
• If !+HEADB+ is specified, each subsequent !-H2- code would
force the heading text to upper case, underscore it and skip
three lines before and two lines after the heading text.
• Table A can be thought of as being defined by the following
codes: !+HEAD1=37,0,5+, !+HEAD2=36,2,1+, !+HEAD3=4,2,1+,
!+HEAD4=32,1,1+, !+HEAD5=36,1,1+, !+HEAD6=32,1,0+.
• Table B defaults to by the following codes: !+HEAD1=37,0,5+,
!+HEAD2=36,3,2+, !+HEAD3=4,3,2+, !+HEAD4=32,3,2+,
!+HEAD5=36,1,0+, !+HEAD6=32,1,0+.
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