Jason Aller Floppy Collection/266.img/VP30-02.ZIP/EXAMPLES.ZIP/COLUMN.TXT

Text File | 1990-03-22 | 1KB | 43 lines

@TITLE = Title of this table

@TABLE HEADER = Header for Table    Next Column    Third Col.    Price

@COL 1 = First Entry

@COL 2 = The second column describes some features of the item called
out in the first column. Notice that the text for the column is too
wide to fit on one line. This type of style might be useful in a comparison
chart where flowing text is used.

@COL 3 = The third column might expound a bit on the second column.
But the fourth column just holds a number, such as price.

@COL 4 = $456

@RULE =

@COL 1 = Second model.

@COL 2 = The next column.

@COL 3 = The second model compares quite favorably to the first model
described above. There's not as much text here though.

@COL 4 = $654

@RULE =

@COL 1 = Entry #3

@COL 2 = More descriptive text about entry number three. It's called
WYSIWYG. It means that as you edit and modify, your screen shows
you <MI>exactly<N> what you're going to get when you print it out. No
surprises. It's all there in front of your eyes.

@COL 3 = Another column of text.

@COL 4 = $66

@RULE =