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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERATOR FOR PC-OUTLINES0*T
(C) COPYRIGHT J.B.LUNDQUIST 1986
200 So. Sykes Creek Parkway #109A
Merritt Island Florida 32952
The author is not responsible for any problems
that may arise in the use of this program.
S0*TPC-OUTLINE is COPYRIGHTED by SOFTWORKS DEVELOPMENT
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-1DOCUMENTATION for USING PC-OUTLINE TABLE OF CONTENTS LISTER.-0
This program will generate a table of contents of an outline
created with PC-OUTLINE. . The outline to be used should be
written to a file under the PRINT option. This option creates
a file with the same name as the outline being used, but with
an extension of <.PRN>. Under operator control, the table of
contents of either sequential or procedural outlines can be
generated. Page numbers in the roman numeral sequence i, ii,
iii, etc is used. Future releases may have the page numbering
as and option also.
The following is a description of the various input commands that
can be used to control the TOC generating process.
-1SWITCH-0 -1FUNCTION-0 -1<Default value, if used>-0
/B=N Setting for bottom margin. N = the margin in # of
lines.<5>.
/C=Filnam.ext Allows for specifying the PCO configuration file so
that the saved settings for the PCO outline can be
input to the TOC program. <None>.
/D=N Number of levels to list. <2>.
/F=Filnam.ext Input filename to use for TOC generation. <None>.
/I=N Left margin (N = number of columns, ie Indent). <5>.
/K=N Column for manually specified position for page
number, N = column. <1>. See /P switch.
/L=N Number of lines per page.<66>.
/N=[P],[S],[B] Type of outline. P = procedural, S = sequential,
B = bullets.<P>.
/O=Filnam.ext Output filename. LST: = printer, CON: = console,
any other will be a file. Prompts befor overwriting
an existing file. <LST:>.
/P=[L],[R],[C] Specifies location for printing page number.
[O],[M] L = left of page, R = right of page, C = center of
page, O = no page numbering, M = manually specified
location( see /K switch) <R>.
/S=[C],[S] Sheet feed control. C = continous, S = sheet feed,
ie stops at end of each page. <C>.
/T=N Top margin setting. <4>.
/X=[N],[Y] Allow page breaks. N = no page breaks, Y = allow
breaks.<Y>.
/Z=Filnam.ext Read in a control file with any or all of the
various switch configurations.<None>.
/1=C Character used for first level id.
C = character. <1>.
/2=C Character used for second level id.
C = character. <1>.
/3=C Character used for third level id.
C = character. <1>.
/4=C Character used for fourth level id.
C = character. <1>.
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-1SWITCH-0 -1FUNCTION-0 -1<Default value, if used>-0
/5=C Character used for first level punctuation.
C = character. <.>.
/6=C Character used for second level punctuation.
C = character. <.>.
/7=C Character used for third level punctuation.
C = character. <)>.
/8=C Character used for fourth level punctuation.
C = character. <)>.
These punctuation characters are only used for sequential
outlines. The procedural default is <.> and is not
alterable.
If the control file switch is used on the command line, all
subsequent switches on the same line are ignored.
A sample control file may look something like the following:
/f=inputfil.ext
/o=LST:
/n=1
/d=4
/1=A
/2=1
/3=a
/p=l
Assuming the above control file was named TOCPCO.CTL. It would
be used on the same command line that the TOC program was invoked
as follows at the DOS prompt.
A>TOC/z=tocpco.ctl
Note that no comments are allowed in the control file.
The following is an example of the switches used on the command
line at the DOS prompt.
A>TOC/f=input.fil/d=3/n=p/p=m/k=24
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The following values are copied from the PCO configuration file,
if specified.
Lines per page.
Top margin.
Bottom margin.
Left margin.
Type of sheet feed.
Page number location.
Column for manually specified page number location.
Page break status.
Numbering type.
First level letter.
Second level letter.