October 1, 1979 FORMATTING ALTER CODES
TABLE of tab columns


!+TABLE+


!+TABLE+ define table of tab column boundaries ________________________________________________
This code puts the user into Table Mode: text is formatted into
one or more columns bounded as specified, which are directly
accessible using a tab code (!-T<x>- or !-U<x>-).


!+TABLE<bounds>[;<bounds>...]+

<bounds> ________: <index>=<left>,<right>[<mod>]
C
L _
R


<index>...the tab number
<left>....the column in which the text column begins
<right>...the column in which the text column ends
<mod>.....a positional modifier:
C...the text is centered within the column
L _...the text is left justified within the column
R...the text is right justified within the column
NOTES _____
This code is similar (but unrelated) to !+SETTAB+, except that
rather than specifying a single position, it defines two column
positions, the left and right boundaries of the table entry
(slot), between which the text following the tab code is
placed.
Each new line code (!-S<n>-) specifies the beginning of a new
table row (as well as spacing "n" lines), whereas each tab code
(!-T<x>- or !-U<x>-) specifies the beginning of a new table
not slot (but ___ a new line).
Any text following a tab code too large for a column is
automatically continued on the next line (at the proper column
position).
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