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- TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERATOR FOR PC-OUTLINES0*T
- (C) COPYRIGHT J.B.LUNDQUIST 1986
- 200 So. Sykes Creek Parkway #109A
- Merritt Island Florida 32952
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- The author is not responsible for any problems
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- S0*TPC-OUTLINE is COPYRIGHTED by SOFTWORKS DEVELOPMENT
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- -1DOCUMENTATION for USING PC-OUTLINE TABLE OF CONTENTS LISTER.-0
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- This program will generate a table of contents of an outline
- created with PC-OUTLINE. . The outline to be used should be
- written to a file under the PRINT option. This option creates
- a file with the same name as the outline being used, but with
- an extension of <.PRN>. Under operator control, the table of
- contents of either sequential or procedural outlines can be
- generated. Page numbers in the roman numeral sequence i, ii,
- iii, etc is used. Future releases may have the page numbering
- as and option also.
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- The following is a description of the various input commands that
- can be used to control the TOC generating process.
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- -1SWITCH-0 -1FUNCTION-0 -1<Default value, if used>-0
- /B=N Setting for bottom margin. N = the margin in # of
- lines.<5>.
- /C=Filnam.ext Allows for specifying the PCO configuration file so
- that the saved settings for the PCO outline can be
- input to the TOC program. <None>.
- /D=N Number of levels to list. <2>.
- /F=Filnam.ext Input filename to use for TOC generation. <None>.
- /I=N Left margin (N = number of columns, ie Indent). <5>.
- /K=N Column for manually specified position for page
- number, N = column. <1>. See /P switch.
- /L=N Number of lines per page.<66>.
- /N=[P],[S],[B] Type of outline. P = procedural, S = sequential,
- B = bullets.<P>.
- /O=Filnam.ext Output filename. LST: = printer, CON: = console,
- any other will be a file. Prompts befor overwriting
- an existing file. <LST:>.
- /P=[L],[R],[C] Specifies location for printing page number.
- [O],[M] L = left of page, R = right of page, C = center of
- page, O = no page numbering, M = manually specified
- location( see /K switch) <R>.
- /S=[C],[S] Sheet feed control. C = continous, S = sheet feed,
- ie stops at end of each page. <C>.
- /T=N Top margin setting. <4>.
- /X=[N],[Y] Allow page breaks. N = no page breaks, Y = allow
- breaks.<Y>.
- /Z=Filnam.ext Read in a control file with any or all of the
- various switch configurations.<None>.
- /1=C Character used for first level id.
- C = character. <1>.
- /2=C Character used for second level id.
- C = character. <1>.
- /3=C Character used for third level id.
- C = character. <1>.
- /4=C Character used for fourth level id.
- C = character. <1>.
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- -1SWITCH-0 -1FUNCTION-0 -1<Default value, if used>-0
- /5=C Character used for first level punctuation.
- C = character. <.>.
- /6=C Character used for second level punctuation.
- C = character. <.>.
- /7=C Character used for third level punctuation.
- C = character. <)>.
- /8=C Character used for fourth level punctuation.
- C = character. <)>.
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- These punctuation characters are only used for sequential
- outlines. The procedural default is <.> and is not
- alterable.
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- If the control file switch is used on the command line, all
- subsequent switches on the same line are ignored.
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- A sample control file may look something like the following:
- /f=inputfil.ext
- /o=LST:
- /n=1
- /d=4
- /1=A
- /2=1
- /3=a
- /p=l
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- Assuming the above control file was named TOCPCO.CTL. It would
- be used on the same command line that the TOC program was invoked
- as follows at the DOS prompt.
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- A>TOC/z=tocpco.ctl
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- Note that no comments are allowed in the control file.
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- The following is an example of the switches used on the command
- line at the DOS prompt.
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- A>TOC/f=input.fil/d=3/n=p/p=m/k=24
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- The following values are copied from the PCO configuration file,
- if specified.
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- Lines per page.
- Top margin.
- Bottom margin.
- Left margin.
- Type of sheet feed.
- Page number location.
- Column for manually specified page number location.
- Page break status.
- Numbering type.
- First level letter.
- Second level letter.
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