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Section 2. Instructions for Formatting Printed Documents
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Examples: fld3; :fld5; :fldl;
The author is fld2;:fldl;
Prints the values in the current record for
fields 3, 5, and 1.
Prints the values in the current record for
fields 2 and 1. The fields are printed as part of
a sentence.
JUSTIFY
Forces text to be printed right justified, which means that the right side of the
lines are printed flush against the right margin, just as the left sides of the lines are
printed flush against the left margin. Text is ordinarily printed left justified with
ragged right margins.
You can cancel a JUSTIFY instruction with the NOJUSTIFY instruction.
LINKFILE
Lets you link multiple word processor files so they can be printed as one
continuous document. You can link as many word processor files as you need,
including files on other disks. (If you link files from other disks, include a PAUSE
instruction just before the LINKFILE instruction to provide time to switch disks
before the printing resumes.)
Linked files are treated as a continuous document when they are printed. This
means the following:
1. Margin settings and other formatting instructions affect later files unless they
are changed.
2. Page numbering continues throughout the series of linked files.
3. Text from linked files is printed without breaks on the page, so that you cannot
tell from the printed pages where one file ends and the next begins.
To link a file, include the LINKFILE instruction at the end of the document.
Beside LINKFILE, type the name of the next file, which must be enclosed in
single quotes.
You must use the PR command (not *P) to print linked files. When linked files
are printed, the next file is automatically loaded and printed with no additional
commands or other input from you.
Example:
linkfile'sections' Links the file SECTION2 to the current file.