 ┌──────────────────────────┐   SPECIAL LINES
 │       SPECIAL LINES      │
 ╞═══╤═════╤════════════════╡  If you press the Miscellaneous Functions
 │ F1│Ctl P│Auto Pages      │  key, F8, you will see that the option for
 │ F2│Alt P│User Page       │  F7 is Special Lines.  Press F8 and then F7
 │ F3│     │Bgn NO Reformat │  and you will see the Menu displayed to the
 │ F4│     │End NO Reformat │  left.
 │ F5│     │New Header Defn.│
 │ F6│     │New Footer Defn.│  Special Lines will always define a
 │ F7│     │Paragraph Marker│  paragraph boundary to PC-TYPE+.
 │ F8│     │Mail Merge Defn.│
 │ F9│     │No Print Defn.  │  Special lines MAY NOT be modified.  They
 │F10│Ctl D│Delete AutoPages│  can be copied, moved, and deleted, but
 │esc│     │exit menu       │  not changed (except for User Page lines
 ├───┴─────┴────────────────┤  which may be changed as described below.)
 │   select option desired  │
 └──────────────────────────┘  Special lines will not be printed.

                              Press the PgDn Key

                     AUTO-PAGING (See HELP file AUTO_PAG)

    When you press CtrlP, (or F1 in the menu shown above, you will see
    that a line looking like the one below will be inserted in your text
    at the location where each page break would occur in the text if you
    printed the file from inside PC-TYPE+.  If any User-Page lines
    (described below) existed, the count for the page break position
    would start over at 0.

    Auto-Page lines are useful to see quickly where your page breaks will
    occur but should normally be removed before saving your file to disk.


                              DELETE AUTO-PAGING

    CtrlD (or F10 on the menu above) will remove all the Auto-Page markers
    in your text.
                              Press the PgDn Key

                     USER-PAGING (See HELP file USER_PAG)

    If you press AltP (or F2 on the menu above), a line like the one shown
    below will appear in your text immediately below the cursor.  When you
    print this file from within PC-TYPE+, a new page would begin at the
    word "print" on the line above.

    The +0 implies that the page number assigned to the new page should be
    incremented by one + "0".  In other words, the page numbering will
    continue normally.  If +1 was inside the line, then the next page
    would be incremented one more than normal, i.e., a page number would
    be skipped.

    If no + sign exists, e.g., 46 appears inside the line, then the next
    page will assume the number which appears.  To modify this number, you
    must hold down the Alt key and press %.  Try it.  (First you must move
    the cursor to the User-Page Line.)
                              Press the PgDn Key

                              NO REFORMAT LINES

    If you press F3 and F4 in the menu shown at the top, the special lines
    below will be placed in your text below the cursor.

     Move the cursor the to the asterisk (*) and
    press the CtrlR key.
 
    As you can see, these special lines do not permit the
    AUTO-Reformatting commands, CtrlR, CtrlJ, and CtrlV.  You may use the
    reformat commands which require blocking, but not the automatic ones.
    This is particularly useful if you define keystroke macros which use
    the AUTO-Reformat commands, but you want to make sure that you protect
    the exact positioning of certain text areas.


                              Press the PgDn Key

                  New Header and New Footer Definition Lines

    If you press F5 and F6 on the menu at the the top of the file you will
    get the special lines shown below.  These special lines inform
    PC-TYPE+ that the Heading and/or Footing text should be changed at
    this point in the document to the information contained between the
    Begin and End Special Lines.  (See HELP files HEADERS and FOOTERS).

     New Heading
 

     New Footing
 

                              Press the PgDn Key

                Paragraph Marker (See the HELP file PARA_DEF)

    PC-TYPE+ normally assumes a new paragraph begins with the first text
    following a blank line and ends when a new blank line begins.

    If you do not want to separate your paragraphs with a blank line,
    use the Paragraph Marker Special line seen below, obtained by pressing
    F7 on the menu shown at the top of this file.

 
    These lines will not be printed when you print your file, but will be
    recognized by PC-TYPE+ as a blank line.





                              Press the PgDn Key

              Mail Merge Definition (See the HELP file MAILMERG)

    If you press F8 on the menu shown at the top of this file, the special
    lines below and the data inside them will be inserted in your text.

     .ftype Mail   or PC-File or Keyboard
    .fspec TEST.HDR                                                  
    .field Vname
    .match Vname,"string"
    .force Vname,"string"
 
    This information informs PC-TYPE+ about the type of Mail Merge data to
    find, where it is to be found, etc.  The information inside provides a
    template which you must modify to your needs.  This information will
    not be printed.

                              Press the PgDn Key

                                No Print Area

    If you press F9 on the menu shown at the top of this file, the Special
    Lines shown below will be inserted into your text.  You may enter any
    text you wish between these Special Lines, normally reminders to
    yourself, and they will not be printed with the rest of the text when
    you print the file.

    They will always be visible to you when you edit the file in which you
    placed such comments.


     Comments to yourself which will not be printed.
 


                     Press F4 to Return to the HELP Menu

