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Details the capabilities and advantages of using HFDL with XPRM.
Outlines parameters to consider when designing a form's layout and appearance.
Explains portrait and landscape page orientations for form design.
Explains how to place elements like boxes, text, and images using coordinates.
Explains how HFDL commands translate form design into a format for the host.
Lists features HFDL commands allow specifying, such as page orientation and font selection.
Outlines the initial setup commands required before describing a form.
Specifies the form name and resolution, serving as the first command.
Used to specify the paper size for the form, replacing the ALIN option.
Specifies the form's orientation and virtual page size and origin.
Specifies grid unit dimensions and the form origin relative to the virtual page.
Specifies the fonts to be used for text within the form.
Lists commands used to enter descriptive data into a form.
Specifies how to draw lines, including direction, style, and repetition.
Describes how to draw boxes, including size, shape, fill, and repetition.
Incorporates text into a form at specified locations, using font and ink index.
Incorporates text into a box on a form, requiring pre-defined boxes.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up basic form elements.
Shows how to place the form title and column headings using TEXT IN BOX.
Explains the COMPILE command as the sole method for compiling HFDL forms.
Identifies DDnames required for the HFDL compiler and resource data sets.
Shows an example JCL for compiling, storing, downloading, and sampling a form.
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