|LM8,RM64,FT8,FB60,NU,P12|<<< EDITOR (VER. A) COMMANDS >>>|LF3,P0|Written by:  Al Smith|P13|N64 W33801 Lakeview Dr|LF1,P13| Oconomowoc, WI 53066|LF1,P13|February 25,1979|LF3,P0|This brief file contains the present (1/27/79) commands that can be used with PROCESS & EDITOR to output text to your I/O DRIVER on your disk.|P|It should be strongly noted that EDITOR is only an example of a type of editor that could be used with PROCESS.  It was quickly written only to use as a basic text formatting program with PROCESS.  I have devoted most of my time to developing PROCESS with a much better EDITOR planned into the far furture.  If you would care to work on improving my EDITOR or rewrite it completely please share it with myself and the SOLUS users group.|LF1|Thanks, Al.|LF3,P4|COMMANDS|P0,LF1,LM15|P or Px :|LM26,P0|If "P" stands alone without any trailing numbers, EDITOR will skip a line and print its first character at the left margin.  If "P0", then EDITOR will not skip a line but will drop down one line from its last position and will print its first character at the left margin.  If "PX", where X is a number between 1 and the right margin, EDITOR will drop down one line as in "P0" but will print its first character X spaces to the right of the left margin.  This command would usually be used for indexing the first line of a paragraph.|LM15,LF1|RJ       :|LM26,P0|"RJ" is used to cause right justification.  THIS COMMAND HAS NOT BEEN IMPLEMENTED.|LM15,LF1|RM & LM  :|LM26,P0|"LMxx & RMxx" are used to set the left and right margins for text output.  "xx" is a number 0 or greater where RMxx must be larger than LMxx.|LM15,LF1|LFx      :|LM26|"LFx" causes a line feed to occur the number of times specified by "x".  "x" must be present in the command and also must be a value of 1 or greater.  If the bottom of the form comes before "LFx" has completed its job, the line feed mode will terminate at the form bottom.  LFx must not be used at the same time FTx and FBx are used.|LM15,LF1|FT & FB  :|LM26|"FTxx" & "FBxx" represent form top and bottom respectively.  FT must be less than FB or problems will occur.  Text will be printed FT lines down from the top of your paper to FB lines down from the top of your paper.  The length of paper has been set to 66 lines by EDITOR.|LM15,LF1|NU       :|LM26|"NU" tells EDITOR to number pages as it goes.  The page numbers start at 1 and are printed at the bottom center of the page.|LM8,P0|To really understand how these commands are used, load PROCESS and load EDITOR:D from PROCESS to see how I have inserted the commands into the text.