                                 AUTO-PAGING


    The Auto-Paging command provides two functions:

    (1) After you have typed the body of your text, by invoking
        Auto-paging you can see at a glance where the page breaks would
        occur if you printed your text from PC-TYPE+ with the current
        header and footer settings.  If some of these breaks do not suit
        your purpose, you can then insert User-page markers where you
        feel they would be more effective.

    (2) They may be used to insert a form-feed every n lines in your text
        where n is the number of lines per page less the number of lines
        designated for headers and footers.  This may be useful if you
        want to print your file with the standard DOS PRINT.COM.


                              Press the PgDn Key

    If you have used User-Page marks, the Auto-paging feature will begin
    counting at zero after encountering such a marker.

    Be sure to delete the Auto-Paging markers before saving your file
    to disk if you are using them for option (1) above.

    You may invoke Auto-paging by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing
    "P".  Or, if you forget CtrlP, you may press F8 to get the menu of
    Miscellaneous Options, select F7 (Special Lines), and then press F1
    or (ctrlP) to select the Auto-Paging feature.

    The Auto-Page markers may be deleted from your text by holding down
    the Ctrl key and pressing "D" or as above, going to the Special Lines
    menu and pressing F10.

    Each time you call the Auto-Paging feature, PC-TYPE+ will first delete
    any previous Auto-Paging markers before inserting new ones.

                              Press the PgDn Key

    PC-TYPE+ was sent to you with the default of 66 lines per page with
    6 header lines and 5 footer lines, leaving 55 lines of text for each
    page.

    Hold down the Ctrl Key and press the "P" key.  You should see that
    an Auto-Page marker has been inserted after line 55 below unless you
    have changed the Vertical Page definition from that sent to you.

    Now to delete the line, try the other method.  Press F8 and select the
    Special Lines function by pressing F7.  Now press F10 to delete the
    Auto-Page line just inserted in your text.







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