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Example files
Some examples of Dr Doc .dh and .codes files are listed below. These can easily be modified to conform to your own
preferences and printers. These files should generally be placed in a directory /usr/lib, and an assign used to ensure this
directory can be located on yout hard disk, floppy disk, or wherever you store these files. Use the full pathname
/usr/lib/doc.dh or /usr/lib/1616.codes in your documentation files. This will conform to common usage by others.
Common include files
This is the doc.dh file Andrew Morton used in some of his early documents on the Applix. It simply sets margins, pagelength,
positions of headers and footers on each page, and the justification of the headers and footers. It should be easy to work out
.margins
.pushright
.headerline
.textstart
.textend
.footerline
.pagelength
.hjust
.fjust
0
67
4
1
4
61
63
66
centre
role
Screen include file
This is Andrew’s .sinclude file /usr/lib/1616.codes for the Applix 1616 video drivers, basically emulating a Televideo
925 terminal. If, for example, you were going to view a wprinted file on a remote terminal, say via modem, you could provide
a different file to suit that terminal.
Example files
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