Type III C lass A Program

TOP MARGIN (
Purpose:
The TOP MAR(
be skipped
standard va]
Format:
.TM
n specifief
output pc
Usage:
The specifj
succeeding (
page number
margin. If
file, the dE
always be gl
Note:
This control
Example:
.TM 3
Three lines
current pagE
second line
158
.trn 10
.ce
SCRIPT Example
.sp 2
.ds
This example will demonstrate some of the capabilitie
of the SCRIPT command. This file was created by
issuing:
.br
EDIT EXAMPLE SCRIPT
.br
Since the file did not previously exist, the terminal
was placed directly into the input environment. This
paragraph was double-spaced with the .OS control.
.5S
.sp
No BREAK was needed here, since the .SS (SINGLE­
SPACE) control acts as a break. Although this is
in FORMAT mode, tabular information can be included:
.sp
.sp
SPACE
SINGLE SPACE
DOUBLE SPACE
.SP
.S5
,.DS
.sp
.ss
.ds
The leading blanks caused each line to be handled
separately.
.sp
Use of the LINE LENGTH control allows space
to be left within a page for figures or drawings.
Naturally, it may take some experimentation for
finding how n;any paragraphs will fit next to a
figure •
• 11 30
.sp
The new line length must take affect
at a paragraph, since it acts as a BREAK. The
switch back to standard line length, usually 60,
also is a BREAK, and must end a paragraph. This
works only in FORMAT mode •
• 11 60
.nf
By switching out of FORMAT mode CAPTION
and doing some justification
by eye" fancier effects can be obtained. This also
takes some practice and experimentation •
• fi
.cp 5
Figure 11. Contents of a SCRIPT file
160 SCRIPT