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Introduction to TFORM
What Is a Formatter?
What Is a Formatter?
TFORM is a text formatter. A formatter controls the printed appearance of
documents. Formatters work hand in hand with text editors.
You use an editor to enter and edit text. Editors display text on your screen
exactly as you enter it from the keyboard. If you use a line editor, each line
of text is identified by sequential line numbers. If you use a screen editor,
text appears in sentences and paragraphs. The documents you create using
an editor program are stored in files.
In your edit file, text often appears uneven or disjointed. For example, when
you use the RETURN or ENTER key to move to the next line in an edit file,
your lines are often unequal in length.
Or, after you’ve moved or copied text, your edit file can be left with gaps in
lines and paragraphs. As long as you can read the text, it doesn’t really
matter how it appears when you’re working in the edit file.
When you print out the edit file, you want a document with uniform line
lengths and consistent paragraphs. You might also want to create a specific
page layout by adjusting the spacing or by including other elements such as
headers and footers. You use TFORM to determine how your printed
document looks.
You enter formatting commands directly into your edit file. For example, to
create uniform paragraphs, you enter TFORM commands that control line
length and justification. To add headers or footers, you enter commands
that place text in specific locations along the bottom or top of each page.
TFORM formatting commands do not alter the appearance of your
document on the screen or in the edit file; they take effect only when the
document is formatted and sent to the printer or to a storage file.
Figure 7-1 shows text and TFORM commands in an edit file. Figure 7-2
shows how the text appears in the printed document.
Note
Most of the figures in the TFORM part of this manual use two-step illustrations to explain
how TFORM works. The edit file appears first, containing the text and formatting
commands. This file representation is followed by an example of the printed document.
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