This command allows you to define the
character which PAGE takes to be a "command
trigger" when found in column 1 of a line.
Normally, when PAGE finds a period "." in
column 1 of any line, it attempts to
interpret that line as a command. This
ordinarily works out fine, since it is very
unusual to start a line with a period.
However, if you have an unusual circumstance,
you may redefine the the character as
something else. As a rule, you would want to
pick an unusual character like one of the
following: |\`~
(Page) Line Feeds .LF
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(Page) Line Feeds .LF
.LF0 turns off CRLF at the end of each line.
.LF1 turns on CRLF at the end of each line.
This could be used for a variety of purposes.
One example would be writing a tab delimited
file, where is defined for italics (and
therefore cannot be used within text as
itself).
.LF0
DataItem1
.PS
DataItem2
.PS
.LF1
DataItem3
Notice that .LF1 is executed just before
the last item in the line to cause that data
field to be followed by the normal CRLF.
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