PS TEXT FORMAT Reference Manual

Introduction to TFORM
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How to Use LEVEL
The following paragraphs describe the different options of the LEVEL
command.
Specifying the Levels of Headings. You use the following command options to
specify the level of a heading. TFORM offers eleven levels of headings;
level 0, the highest level, has a different form than the lower-level headings.
LEVEL 0 title
This command defines a major section or chapter. You enter the section
type indicator (such as section, chapter, or appendix) in the leftmost
field of title . Enter the section designator (such as 1, B, or IV) in the
middle field of title . Enter the section title in the rightmost field. For
example,
\LEVEL 0 "Section|3|TFORM Commands"
You must enter all three fields (but any can be null or blank-filled).
TFORM joins the first and second fields, with one space between them,
and prints them on one line. TFORM then uses the format and style
defined by the LEVEL FORMAT 0 and LEVEL STYLE 0 commands to
print the section title (see the following descriptions of the FORMAT
and STYLE options). TFORM prints the third field on a separate line.
An optional integer following the title in the LEVEL 0 command
specifies how many blank lines are to separate the two title lines. The
default is zero.