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- 0010#space 1
- 0020#line 71
- 0030#OFFSET 4
- 90040#COMMENT THE MARGIN CMND DOES THE SAME THING AS THE
- *0050#COMMENT LINE AND OFFSET CMNDS ABOVE
- 0060#MARGIN 5,70
- 0070#JUST ON
- 0080#TITLE Demonstration file
- 0090#TABSET 10,20,30,40,50
- 0100#PAGE 66,54,7
- 40110#COMMENT THE ABOVE PAGE SIZE IS DEFAULT ANYWAY
- 0120#PNUM 10
-
- 0130#NULL 0
- 0140<&SAMPLE TEXT FILE&
- 0150
- 0160
- 30170 [This file shows the features of the word
- <0180processor. It is designed to show all of the features
- ;0190yet fit in the minimum amount of memory. Notice that
- A0200these lines are enclosed in brackets. This is because they
- 0210will be justified later.]
- E0220 [The title above on line 1130 was preceded by a left arrow.
- L0230This caused the title to be centered. The text can be &underlined& by
- K0240preceding and following the text with an & as was done on the title.]
- 0250\4
- N0260 [The above backslash followed by a number would have caused the page
- K0270to eject if these next 4 lines would not fit on the page. Since they
- L0280will fit on the same page, the eject will be ignored. To force a page
- L0290eject, enter the backslash followed immediately by a carriage return.]
- F0300 If you don't want the lines to be justified and line filled,
- L0310do not enclose them in brackets. The lines will be printed exactly as
- O0320entered. You can use tabs just like on a typewriter, but the text should
- P0330not be enclosed in brackets. If you use tabs within brackets, blanks will
- J0340be added to justify the line and the columns formed by the tabs will
- N0350be lost. The tab character will echo as an @ sign during data entry and
- H0360listing. The tabs will be expanded during the print command only.
- 0370 col a col 2 col 3 col 4
- 0380 ABC DEF GHI JKL
- 0390 12 3 456 7
- 0400 123 45 1 123
- 0410
- L0420[Paragraphs may be indented from the rest of the text by preceding the
- F0430lines to be indented with a right arrow and margins as follows:]
- 0440>10,50
- 0450
- H0460[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, LEFT COLUMN NUMBER, COMMA, RIGHT COLUMN
- O0470NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN -- set the left and right margins from this point
- H0480on. The right margin should not be greater than the line length.]
- 0490>15
- 0500
- G0510[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, LEFT COLUMN NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN --
- I0520set the left margin only and leave the right margin set to the line
- 0530length.]
- 0540>,55
- 0550
- O0560[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, COMMA, RIGHT COLUMN NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN --
- F0570set the right margin and leave the left margin set to column 1.]
- 0580>
- 0590
- N0600[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, CARRIAGE RETURN -- reset the margins back to
- ?0610their original position of column 1 and the line length.]
- 0620\16
- 0630J) &UNDERLINING&
- E0640[You can indicate to SECRETARY to underline a word by preceding
- 50650and following the word or phrase with a & sign.
- (0660It will not underline a blank. If
- E0670you want to use the & in your text, just be sure it is preceded
- L0680and followed by a blank. When a nonblank character is found following
- =0690a & sign, the underline switch is turned on so that all
- ?0700nonblank characters are underlined. When it encounters a
- =0710 & sign followed by a blank, it turns off the underline
- A0720switch so that the following characters are not underlined.
- ?0730If the & is at the end of a line and followed by a period
- =0740or comma, the underline switch will still be turned on.
- ;0750If you want a & to print, be sure it is not the first
- A0760character on a line since the preceding character would not
- >0770be a blank but rather a line number. Underlining occurs
- 50780only during the execution of the PRINT command.
- 80790Be sure that your printer has both a backspace and
- 80800an underscore character (ASR 33 terminals do not).
- 30810The print head must be able to back up also.]
- Q0820 [This next line will force the tEMP
- LDA AUTO
- ORA A
- JZ BACKN
- CALL LNGEN
- MVI C,6
- LXI D,TBUF+4
- JMP INPUT
- RESTR LXI H,IBUF
- RESCN LXI D,TBUF
- XRA A
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