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<Esc>-I SET BOTTOM MARGIN
Use this <ESC>- (minus sign) command to set the Bottom
Margin anywhere within the Form Length except above
the Top Margin or below the bottom edge of the page.
Send Line Feed commands until the desired line is reached
and then issue the Set Bottom Margin command. The ac-
tual physical distance represented by each <LF> com-
mand depends on the Vertical Motion Index or the
lines per inch selected in Group Q Option 3. This
Bottom Margin will remain in effect for all subsequent
pages until you change it or send a ResetlRestore com-
mand. The default is the bottom of the form as defined
by the Form Length command or the last line on the page
depending on your current paper size.
The Bottom Margin may also be set by using the keypad
to configure Group 4 Options D, E, and F.
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<ESC>9
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SET LEFT MARGIN
This command is used to set the Left Margin. Space over
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to the desired column using the required number of <SP>
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commands and issue the Set Left Margin command. For
example, the following sequence of commands will estab-
lish the Left Margin at the fourth column from the left
edge of the page:
<SP><SP><SP><SP><ESC>9
A subsequent Carriage Return will position you at the
specified Left Margin. A Backspace, however, can be
used to move outside the Left Margin if desired. The
actual physical distance represented by a <SP> com-
mand depends on the Horizontal Motion Index or by
the character spacing selected in Group Q Options 1
and 2.
If
a second Left Margin is set, it will be relative to the
first Left Margin setting, i.e., the second value is added to
G-lO
Qume Emulation Mode
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