PS TEXT FORMAT Reference Manual

Overview of TFORM Capabilities
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Centering Text If you want to center text on a page, use the CENTER command. To center
five lines of text, for example, type the following command on the line just
before the lines you want centered:
\CENTER 5
You can also tell TFORM to center all following lines until it sees a blank
line, a command line, or until you turn centering off. The forms of the
CENTER command that you use in these cases are, respectively:
\CENTER BLANK
\CENTER COMMAND
\CENTER ON
\CENTER OFF
If line joining is on, the CENTER command causes a line break.
Indenting Text Indentation is a temporary change to a side margin. With TFORM, you can
indent on the left, on the right, or both. You can indent inward (toward the
center of the page) or outward (toward the edge). You can indent a single
line, a specific number of lines, or large blocks of text.
If, for example, you want to indent a line three characters from the left,
simply type:
\INDENT 3