PAGE is invoked by a command line of the following form:
PAGE dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o...
wher� "dir:fn.typ� i� a� ambiguou� fil� spe� (wil� card� ma�� b� �
used�� wit� � DI� prefi� (name� directorie� o� D� for� allowed� �
and "o" is one or more of the following options:
0-9 Set Character Print Speed (0=fastest=default)
I Inspect Files
The user is allowed to approve each file to
b� printe� befor� th� printin� begins�
default is NO Inspection
L Toggle Line Numbering
Each line may be numbered; default is NO Line
Numbers
P Toggle Screen Paging
Tur� of� th� facilit� o� pausin� onc� �
screen is filled; default is Paging Enabled
Snn Skip to Specified Page
Skip to indicated page (size of page on
printer) before beginning; default is NO Skip
E - Exact Print (Expand Tabs, Form Feed, No Line or
Page Numbers, No Heading)
F - Toggle default of file name display on page header
(defaul� i� ON� so � turn� of� name display)
H<delim>text<delim> - Define Heading text to appear
at the top of each page
I - Inspect Files (allow user to select files before
printing begins)
L - Enable numbering of each line
M - Disable Multiple Run Flag
(if multiple run is ON, then no "Set Top of Form"
message appears for each file and PRINT moves
from one file to another unattended); default is
with Multiple Run ON
N - Disable numbering of each page
Sn - Start printing on page n
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T - Toggle date/time stamp in the header of each page
(a TIME subroutine must be assembled into PRINT
to enable the date/time stamp feature)
COMMEN� i� � simpl� routin� whic� allow� th� use� t� typ� a� �
man�� line� a� h� wishe� withou� the� bein� processe� b�� ZCPR2� �
It has no arguments.
COMMENT has two main applications in the ZCPR2 environment:
1. when the console displays are being recorded,
COMMENT allows the user to easily type notes
to the future reader without having to begin
lines with a semicolon (;); all of these lines
are clearly shown to be comments since they begin
with the prompt "COMMENT>"
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2� whe� consol� I/� i� redirecte� t� tw� differen�
users, such as CRT and MODEM I/O in parallel,
then COMMENT may be used to provide a simple
mechanism for them to communicate; both users
can type to each other without having any effect
on the system (such as command processing)
COMMENԠ i� aborte� b� strikin� � ^� a� th� firs� characte� �
o� � line� Backspac� an� Delet� bot� serv� t� ech� a� Backspace� �
space, backspace, and ^X and ^U both erase the current line.
COMMENT> Hi, Charlie, how's it going? o
COMMENT> Hi, Rick, fine ... and you? o
COMMENT> Fine, Charlie
COMMENT> Here is how I use XDIR -- let me do the typing
COMMENT> from now on ... just watch, and I'll reenter COMMENT
COMMENT> when done ... here goes o+o
