()()()()›         FIRST XLENT USER INFO›      February, 1994 by J.E.Hicswa›      Member JACG and OL'  HACKERS›› First XLENT WORD PROCESSOR permits the› format  directives  and  text  on same› TOP line when  separated  by semicolon› and one or two spaces.›› I  only  experimented  with left/right› margin directives.›› FIRST XLENT USERS  TYPE  THIS  ARTICLE› THEN ENTER PRINT MODE.› NOTE: F at beginning of lines is First› Xlent (OPTION F).›› Fdv* [(RETURN) typical end of lines]›› DEFAULT   print   margins   are   left› margin=10, right margin=70›› Flm5› Left margin is now 5›› Flm5;  Add text preceded by 2 spaces›› Flm10› Left margin is now 10›› Flm10:rm37;  Add text preceded by  one› space. Right margin is now 37›› Flm15› Left margin is now 15›› Flm15:rm50;  text  preceded   by   one› space›› Flm10:rm70;    Margins   returned   to› default.›› DEFAULT:› When left margin  is  one  digit  0-9,› then two spaces separate semicolon and› text.  ;__text›› When left margin is two digits  10-nn,› only one separates semicolon and text.› ;_text›› This was  accidently  discovered  when› margin  directives were separated with› semicolon instead of  colon.  Part  of› directive  following   semicolon   was› printed.   It  dawned on me this could› be text.  I tried and  it  worked.   A› little  practice  revealed   necessary› spaces.›› OPTION F  followed  by a space is like› REM in ATARI  BASIC  used  for  author› REMinder.  Comments  after F SPACE are› ignored  during  printing.  Use it  to› start a line/paragraph anywhere in the› document:› EG: As first line of document› F Filename,  date,  other information.›› F SPACE before a paragraph prevents it› from  being  printed by  printer while› still retained in the file.›› If you develop this further, please be› good  enough  to  share with me and/or› THE  OL' HACKERS  AUG, N.Y., and other› First XLENT users.›                END›               ()()()