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1020#OFFSET 4
91030#COMMENT THE MARGIN CMND DOES THE SAME THING AS THE
*1040#COMMENT LINE AND OFFSET CMNDS ABOVE
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1060#JUST ON
 1070#TITLE  Demonstration file
1080#TABSET 10,20,30,40,50
1090#PAGE 66,54,7
41100#COMMENT THE ABOVE PAGE SIZE IS DEFAULT ANYWAY
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1150 
31160    [This file shows the features of the word
<1170processor.  It is designed to show all of the features
;1180yet fit in the minimum amount of memory.  Notice that
A1190these lines are enclosed in brackets.  This is because they
1200will be justified later.]
E1210    [The title above on line 1130 was preceded by a left arrow.
L1220This caused the title to be centered.  The text can be &underlined& by
K1230preceding and following the text with an & as was done on the title.]
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N1250    [The above backslash followed by a number would have caused the page
K1260to eject if these next 4 lines would not fit on the page.  Since they
L1270will fit on the same page, the eject will be ignored.  To force a page
L1280eject, enter the backslash followed immediately by a carriage return.]
F1290    If you don't want the lines to be justified and line filled,
L1300do not enclose them in brackets.  The lines will be printed exactly as
O1310entered.  You can use tabs just like on a typewriter, but the text should
P1320not be enclosed in brackets.  If you use tabs within brackets, blanks will
J1330be added to justify the line and the columns formed by the tabs will
N1340be lost.  The tab character will echo as an @ sign during data entry and
H1350listing.  The tabs will be expanded during the print command only.
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L1420[Paragraphs may be indented from the rest of the text by preceding the
F1430lines to be indented with a right arrow and margins as follows:]
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H1460[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, LEFT COLUMN NUMBER, COMMA, RIGHT COLUMN
O1470NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN -- set the left and right margins from this point
H1480on.  The right margin should not be greater than the line length.]
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G1510[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, LEFT COLUMN NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN --
I1520set the left margin only and leave the right margin set to the line
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O1560[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, COMMA, RIGHT COLUMN NUMBER, CARRIAGE RETURN --
F1570set the right margin and leave the left margin set to column 1.]
1580>
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N1600[LINE NUMBER, RIGHT ARROW, CARRIAGE RETURN -- reset the margins back to 
?1610their original position of column 1 and the line length.]
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1630J) &UNDERLINING&
E1640[You can indicate to SECRETARY to underline a word by preceding
51650and following the word or phrase with a & sign.
(1660It will not underline a blank.  If
E1670you want to use the & in your text, just be sure it is preceded
L1680and followed by a blank.  When a nonblank character is found following
=1690a & sign, the underline switch is turned on so that all
?1700nonblank characters are underlined.  When it encounters a
=1710 & sign followed by a blank, it turns off the underline
A1720switch so that the following characters are not underlined.
?1730If the & is at the end of a line and followed by a period
=1740or comma, the underline switch will still be turned on.
;1750If you want a & to print, be sure it is not the first
A1760character on a line since the preceding character would not
>1770be a blank but rather a line number.  Underlining occurs
51780only during the execution of the PRINT command.
81790Be sure that your printer has both a backspace and
81800an underscore character (ASR 33 terminals do not).
31801The print head must be able to back up also.]
Q2000    [This next line will force the text to begin on the top of a new page.]
2010\
22020This should be the first line on a new page.
