Marking The Beginning Of A Document - Canon Cat Reference Manual

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eginning
Documents begin and end
with
a
document character, the
uppercase character on [PAGE].
A
document character
is
simply a page break that forces page
numbering
to
hgin
over again
(for information
on
how
to
change the
first page
number
of
a document
see
Screen
l:
Document
Setup,
page
96). A document character is displayed
as
a shaded
horizontal
line
somewhat
thicker
than a
page character.
The number
in
the document
character appears
slightly
above the line, showing that
it
refers
to
the
text
above.
If
you leap to
a
document character,
the cursor
will find
only
a
document character.
If
you leap to
a
page character,
the cursor
finds both page and document characters.
The Cat has no
concept of
a
document
as a
special
category
of
text.
Aside from
the
ability to restart page
numbering,
document characters are
like any other characters
in
the
text, and can be typed,
erased,
copied,
or
moved
like all
other characters.
You
canbegin
new
documents anywhere in
thetextsimply
by
typing
a
document
character.
If
you
erase a
document
character, the
text forward
from
it
becomes
part
of
the
document
above, and page numbering adjusts
automati-
cally.
[SETUP]
allows you to
set
aside the
fust
page of
a
docu-
ment
for
a
document
title.
The
title may include
informa-
tion
and
commentary on the document
that
follows.
See
TitlingYour Documents,page I
1,
formore information on
how to create
title
pages.