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Type III C lass A Program

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PAGE NUMBER Control<br />

Purpose:<br />

The PAGE NUMBER control word allows the user to control both<br />

external and internal page numbering of the file being<br />

printed.<br />

Format:<br />

I I<br />

I • PN 1<br />

I I<br />

OFF<br />

OFFNO<br />

ON<br />

OFF suppresses external page numbering, although internal<br />

page numbering continues.<br />

OFFNO suppresses both external and internal page numbering.<br />

ON causes external page numbering to be resumed.<br />

Usage:<br />

.PN is used to control the page-numbering feature of the<br />

system. If the OFF operand is specified, page numbering is<br />

discontinued on the printout, although the page numbers<br />

continue to be incremented internally. The OFFNO operand<br />

discontinues page nurr'bering on the printout and stops the<br />

internal incrementation of page numbers. When the ON operand<br />

is specified, page numbering resumes from the last internal<br />

page number.<br />

Examples:<br />

a. .pn off<br />

No further page numbers will appear on SCRIPT output,<br />

although the internal page count continues to be incremented<br />

for each page printed.<br />

b. .PN OFFNO<br />

No page numbers will appear on SCRIPT output, and the<br />

internal page count remains at its current setting without<br />

further incrementation.<br />

c. .PN ON<br />

Page numbering on SCRIPT output resuroes using the current<br />

internal page count; this count is incremented for each page<br />

printed.<br />

SCRIPT - .PN 153

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