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<p>The page header, which is known as header 0, is not printed if the setting of the HDRCTL (header control) user parameter includes the 1 option, or if the OUTLPP (lines per page) parameter is set to zero. However, if OUTLPP is set to -1, page counting is suppressed, but headers and trailers still are displayed.</p> | <p>The page header, which is known as header 0, is not printed if the setting of the HDRCTL (header control) user parameter includes the 1 option, or if the OUTLPP (lines per page) parameter is set to zero. However, if OUTLPP is set to -1, page counting is suppressed, but headers and trailers still are displayed.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 22 March 2017
Summary
- Privileges
- Any user
- Function
- Requests that Model 204 start a new output page
Syntax
NEWPAGE
Syntax notes
Both N and NP are valid abbreviations for NEW PAGE.
Example
NEW PAGE N NP
Usage notes
The NEW PAGE command directs Model 204 to start a new output page. The remainder of the current page is skipped, and a system-generated header is displayed at the top of the new page. The header has the format:
date time pagenumber
Where:
| date | is the Julian date, consisting of the year, followed by the month and day of the year. |
|---|---|
| time | is in hours, minutes, and seconds, based on a 24-hour clock. |
| pagenumber | is the page number, which is incremented automatically as new pages are produced. |
The page header, which is known as header 0, is not printed if the setting of the HDRCTL (header control) user parameter includes the 1 option, or if the OUTLPP (lines per page) parameter is set to zero. However, if OUTLPP is set to -1, page counting is suppressed, but headers and trailers still are displayed.