                            >>>HELP Command<<<

The HELP command types out helpful documentation on various system features.

The command:

    HELP                Will type this message.

    HELP *              Types the names of all currently available
                        help-information.

    HELP <name>         (dont type the <>, just the name itself)
                        Will look for and type out the information about
                        the system feature named in <name>.
                        For example:  HELP DIRECT   will type out
                        information on the DIRECTORY command.

    HELP/PRINT <name>   will produce a lineprinter copy of the given help
                        file on NARROW forms.  e.g. HELP/PRINT DIRECT

    HELP/COPY <name>    will make a disk copy in your area of the given
                        help file.  e.g. HELP/COPY DIRECT


There is also !HUMAN! help available from 8 to 5 weekdays from the
consultants and over longer hours from the operators: see HELP HUMAN

.KJOB
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4UP will create a 4-up label file suitable for printing and use with a
cheshire mailing label system (one that takes a full page of labels--4
across, 11 down--and applies adhesive, then puts  the  labels  on  the
material  to  be  mailed).   The  program  is a son of COLUMN, being a
specific case and slightly modified  version  of  that  program.   4UP
transforms  a  1-up,  or  single column file into a 4 across, or 4-up,
format.  The order is row-wise, that is, progressing across a row then
proceeding to the next row.  Most cheshire systems expect 4 columns of
30 characters each with 4 character spaces between each column  for  a
total  of 132 characters/row.  4UP will do this but also allow up to 3
characters to encroach into the "blank" space in  between  columns--do
this  at  your  own risk tho--they may not be processed correctly by a
cutting machine.  

You will be asked if your input file has the first column blank; a "y"
response  will  strip  off  that  first column when the output file is
made.  Your input file then can be up to 30 characters wide (or 33  if
you  want to run into the normally blank space); and should start with
the first label--that is, there should not be a stray  blank  line  or
anything else as the first line(s) of your file.

The program will ask for input and output  file  names  and  how  many
lines  per group you want (6 or 8).  A one inch label cycle is wanted,
but the file can be printed at 6 lines/inch (5 lines in the  label,  1
in between) or 8 lines/inch (7 lines in the label).  Use /FORMS:BAKLAB
for the 6 line file in your print command, /FORMS:BKL888 for 8.

To run 4UP, enter, 
    R PUB:4UP

[end of 4UP.HLP]

.KJOB
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