PS TEXT FORMAT Reference Manual

Overview of TFORM Capabilities
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The STYLE PARAGRAPH TOP command works the same way STYLE
PARAGRAPH BOTTOM does. This command tells TFORM to keep the top
three lines of a paragraph together on the same page:
\STYLE PARAGRAPHS TOP 3
To reset these commands to their defaults (2 lines), type:
\STYLE PARAGRAPHS BOTTOM
\STYLE PARAGRAPHS TOP
To reset all paragraph styling—TOP, BOTTOM, GAP, and INDENT—to
their defaults, simply type:
\STYLE PARAGRAPHS
Using Levels of
Headings in Text
TFORM offers eleven levels of headings, from level 0 to level 10. Level 0 is
the highest; it usually identifies a major section or chapter (it’s generally
used as the title for the entire document). The command that defines it is
different from the ones that define levels 1 through 10. With level 0, you
supply a title for TFORM to use as the heading; this title contains three
parts, or fields. You separate these fields in the command line with vertical
bars. You must specify something for all three fields, but any can be empty
or blank-filled:
\LEVEL 0 "Chapter|8|High Risk, High Return"
\LEVEL 0 "INDEX||Section 1"
TFORM joins the first two fields and places them together on one line, then
places the third field on a separate line. By default, these two lines are
centered with no blank lines between them and positioned 10 lines down
from the top of a new odd page.