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- Subject: Re: How do I set margins in EZ
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- Date: 5 Jan 93 15:41:23 GMT
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- The package $ANDREWDIR/lib/tmac/tmac.atk defines several options
- suitable for adjusting printed output layout. For instance, the
- initialization routine defines:
-
- .nr PS \n(.p \" pointsize
- .nr VS \n(.v \" linespacing
- .nr HM 1i \" header margin
- .nr FM 1i \" footer margin
- .nr LL \n(.l \" line length
- .nr IN 36p \" indent to allow outdenting headers
- .nr LT \n(.l-\n(INu \" title length
-
- All of these can be adjusted with formatnotes in your document.
- For instance, to set the top margin, put a line
-
- .nr HM 1.5i
-
- and mark it with the FormatNote style.
- You can also copy tmac.atk and modify it. To use the modified
- version, add to your ~/preferences file a line like:
-
- *.tmacfile: pathname/tmac.atk
-
- substituting for <pathname> the path to your copy of tmac.atk.
-
- Have fun,
- Fred Hansen
-