                                 USER PAGING

    It is often necessary when preparing a document to skip a page or to
    force a page to have a certain number.  It is also necessary to be
    able to force a new page to begin at a specific point in your text.
    In PC-TYPE+, all of these functions are performed with the User Paging
    Special Line which you may place in your text by pressing AltP (or
    F8-F7-F2).  The User Paging line, like all Special Lines in PC-TYPE+
    may not be modified by typing on it.  It may be moved, copied and
    deleted, but not typed over.

    When you place a User Page line in your text, a new page will begin
    immediately following the User Page line.  If you specify a particular
    page number or request to skip a certain number of pages, this number
    applies to the new page which you are forcing to appear.



                              Press the PgDn Key

                            PAGE NUMBERING (Alt%)

    The line below is a User Paging line obtained by pressing AltP.


    Move the cursor to the User-Page line above and press Alt%.  As you
    can see, you are now in a field where you can define the page number
    you want.

    If you press Esc, nothing will change.
    If you enter a number "+n", then n page numbers will be skipped.
    If you enter a number "n", then the next page will be page "n".

    When you press Ctrl? to see where you are in the text, these User Page
    lines will be investigated to determine the true position.  Move the
    cursor to each side of the User Paging line and press Ctrl?

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