HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 243)

Entering Titles
Adding Headers and Footers
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Entering Titles The entry you make into a single header or footer is called a title. Titles
consist of three areas or fields: left, center, and right. Vertical bars separate
one field from another. You enclose the entire title in quotation marks.
Here is an example of a title for a header and a footer:
\HEADER "USER MANUAL|EDITING PROCEDURES|GRAMMER"
\FOOTER "FIRST DRAFT|SECTION 4|INTERNAL USE"
Titles are enclosed
in quotation marks.
Text between the second vertical bar and the right
quotation mark appears on the right of the page.
Text between the left
quotation mark and the
first vertical bar appears
on the left of the page. Text between the two vertical bars
appears in the center of the page.
You can use any combination of one, two, or three fields. Fields can be
empty or filled with spaces. If you leave out the vertical bars and simply
enter text, TFORM puts the text on the left. For example, either of these two
commands prints a header at the far left top of the page:
\HEADER "CORRECT USE OF COMMAS||"
\HEADER "CORRECT USE OF COMMAS"
To center the text, enter it between the vertical bars:
\HEADER "|CORRECT USE OF COMMAS|"
To place the header on the right, the text follows the vertical bars:
\HEADER "||CORRECT USE OF COMMAS"
If you wish, you can put the entries for each field in a title on a separate
line. You still need to include the vertical bars so TFORM knows where to
put the fields. For example, the following commands result in a single
header across the page:
\HEADER "USER MANUAL"
\HEADER "|EDITING PROCEDURES|"
\HEADER "||CORRECT USE OF COMMAS"