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15 pitch
=
198 tab stops or columns
Once set, tab stops are absolute and changing pitch without
readjusting tab stop locations will cause undesired results.
In other words, since pitch determines column width, a
tab stop at column 10 would be located in three different
places on the page depending on a pitch of 10, 12 or 15.
I
<ESC><i TAB SET
LIST
This command allows you to set all tabs with one com-
mand. Each column where a tab is desired is represented
by a two-digit ASCII value. Up to 159 Tabs may be set.
Values from 1-99
are
represented as 01-99. Values from
100-159 are represented as follows:
Left two digits
A=lO
B=l1
C
=
12
D
=
13
E
=
14
F
==
15
Right digit
0-9
For all
Each two-digit ASCII value must be separated with a
comma, and the command must be terminated with a pe-
riod. The actual command syntax is:
For example, <ESC>(05,25,BO. would establish tab stops
at positions 5, 25, and 110. Since each ASCII value is
unique, tabs may be set in any order.
Qume Emulation Mode
0-15
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