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Using Page Layout Commands
Designing the Page Layout
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Using Page Layout
Commands
In many cases, such as printing out memos and simple letters, you might
choose to use the page layout default settings. For your convenience,
default settings are displayed at the beginning of each topic in this section.
If you use the default settings, you don’t have to enter any page layout
commands. You can move directly to printing your document, as described
in Section 12.
Note If you’re planning on using TFORM default settings, keep the line length at 70 when creating
your edit file. If your line exceeds 70, TFORM issues an error message for the line and can
cut off some of your text.
In general, you enter one set of page layout commands to control the format
of all the pages in a document. You can also change the page layout for a
single page or section of your text.
Note If your page layout requires STYLE commands (STYLE FORM, STYLE MARGIN, STYLE
SENTENCES, or STYLE PARAGRAPHS), these commands must immediately follow a
NEW command, even at the beginning of your file. There cannot be any intervening blank
lines or text between the NEW and the STYLE commands. This means that any STYLE
command setting is in effect for a minimum of one page.