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.LEADING.TRAILING.LENGTH 10
.OUTPUT WIDTH 59
.PROGRAM
      SUBROUTINE RNOHLP(ITTY)
.PREFACE       WRITE(ITTY,$)
.FORMAT
.SKIP
To select options, type any of the following together on a single line.
.skip
.left margin 5.indent -5
.indent -5
/B:number
.break
causes all pages to be suppressed which precede  the indicated page.
The page count which is used in making the comparison is 1 for the first page and is
 incremented
by 1 for each following  page  regardless of the page numbers marked  on these pages.
.skip
.indent -5
/E:number
.break
causes all pages to be suppressed which follow  the indicated page.
The page count which is used in making the comparison is 1 for the first page and is
 incremented
by 1 for each following  page  regardless of the page numbers marked on  these pages.
.skip
.indent -5
/O:number
.break
 causes the output to be shifted to the right by the indicated number of columns.
.skip
.indent -5
/P
.break
 causes the output to be written to the controlling terminal.
The program will pause at the top of each new page and wait for you to hit the  carriage return key
before continuing.
This allows you to insert individual sheets of paper into the terminal.
.skip
.indent -5
/T:number
.break
selects the manner in which the output device represents
superscript and subscript characters.
.break
/T:0 if output device cannot do half-line feeds.
.break
/T:1 if current output device cannot do half-line feeds, but
document will ultimately be printed on device which can do half-line
feeds.  Document will have to be processed again to produce the final
version.
.break
/T:2 if output device is Diablo or Xerox daisywheel terminal with
uni-directional form tractor.
.break
/T:3 if output device is Diablo or Xerox daisywheel terminal with
bi-directional form tractor.
.skip.indent-5
/V
.break
causes the output to be written to the controlling terminal.
The program will not pause at the top of each new page unless
/P is issued instead.
.skip.left margin 0
The command
.BREAK
.INDENT 5
/P/O:12/B:6/E:10
.BREAK
would 
write the sixth through the tenth pages to the terminal, pausing at the top of each page,
 and shifting each line 12 columns to the right.
.SKIP.program
      RETURN
      END