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Omit
Page
numbers
Number
pages
Page
Number
.op
.PN
.PN n
a
II
at the desired position in the heading or
footing.
The
following
special
characters
are
interpreted in headings (.HE) and footings
(.FO) only:
II
Tells the printer to print the current
page number.
May also be used to
position page number wherever desired
at top or bottom of page.
\
Tells the system to print the next
character without special interpreta-
tion -- use \11 to print all (number sign)
in heading or footing. The \ is entered
by typing CTRL+/.
CTRL+K
Alternating Headers and Footers: This
command is used within heading and
footing commands to produce page
numbers (or text) on the right side of
odd-numb~red
pages and on the left
side of even-numbered pages.
CTRL+K tells the system to ignore the
spaces up to next non-space character
if page number is even. The CTRL+K is
entered into the .HE or .FO command
by typing CTRL+5 then K, then the
spaces
to
the
right,
then
the
information you want printed on the
right side. For example:
.• HE ..... K
Page
II
Suppresses the printing of page numbers in
the footing line if no footing has been given.
If
a footing has been specified, .0 P has no
effect; .0P also does not affect printing of
page numbers where all appears in the
heading or footing •
• PN
(without
a
number)
turns
page
numbering back on after a .OP command.
.PN has no effect if there is an .FO
command .
• PN with· a number turns page numbering
back on (if it has been turned off with .OP),
and sets the page number to appear at the
bottom of the current page and/or if a
II is
encountered as the page heading or footing
is printed.
May also be used to start
OTHER FEATURES
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