PS TEXT FORMAT Reference Manual

Overview of TFORM Capabilities
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Page Control
You use the PRINT PAGES command to print specific pages, or a range of
pages, in your document. For example, if you want to print page 18, type:
\PRINT PAGES 18
If you want to print a range of pages, type:
\PRINT PAGES 19/27
To print separate groups of pages, type:
\PRINT PAGES 6, 12/29, 33, 35
You can put this command in your file, but the more useful place for it is
following the RUN command you use to send your document to the printer
(see Section 1). Immediately after the final forward slash of the run
command, you add this command; remember to include the backslash—
this signals TFORM that the text you have added is a command.
Tips
You can use the SET command to make all letters uppercase or
lowercase in a designated area of your text. For example, to start
capitalization, type this command before your designated area:
\SET UPSHIFT ON
To end capitalization, type:
\SET UPSHIFT OFF
Conversely, use SET DOWNSHIFT ON and OFF to make letters all
lowercase in your designated area of text.