> > If it wasn't due to my bad English, may I suggest
> > a different wording: [...]
>
> I've committed something along your suggestion, thanks.
>
>
> Werner
Thanks to you, Werner :)
> If it wasn't due to my bad English, may I suggest
> a different wording: [...]
I've committed something along your suggestion, thanks.
Werner
Mike Bianchi:
> Let's try again:
>
> I've commented out .PGFORM, .PH and .VM.
>
> I've replaced them with the nroff/troff/groff basic commands
> .pl page length
> .ll line length
> .po page offset
>
Thank you, Mike.
Tadziu HOffman has poin
On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 12:25:17AM +0400, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> :
> I have followed you instructions and still couldn't eliminate
> the vertical margins. This is my document:
>
> -
> .de TP
> ..
> .de EOP
> ..
> .PGFORM 30n 19v 0u 1
> .PH
Tadziu Hoffmann:
>
>> I have followed you instructions and still couldn't eliminate
>> the vertical margins. [...]
>
>> .VM 0u 0u
>
> Use ".VM -T 0u 0u". Without the "-T", the arguments specify
> *extra* space to add.
Thank you, and sorry for the bothering. I did read
it in the man-page but m
> I have followed you instructions and still couldn't eliminate
> the vertical margins. [...]
> .VM 0u 0u
Use ".VM -T 0u 0u". Without the "-T", the arguments specify
*extra* space to add.
Mike Bishop:
> Anton,
>
> Everything I learned about MM I learnt from the SystemV/AT
> documentation from Microport. I have never found a copy of
> that documentation as source on the net. I *did* find a
> scanned image of the docs however, at
> http://www.tenox.tc/docs/
> under the
> Micropor
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 07:16:13PM +0400, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Mike Bianchi:
>
> > I am a day-to-day MM user (since the 1970s) so I should be able to help
> > you. Please provide stripped down examples that demonstrate your concerns
> > and I'll look at them.
>
> Here's a sample script:
>
>
> (1) Is it possible to omit the standard page headers
>without using .LT?
Yes, use .PH with no arguments.
> (2) My test document begins with a call to the .PGFORM
>macro, setting a different page width, but the stan-
>dard header on the first page is stil
Hello all,
I am learning the MM macro package and have met a couple of
problems I couldn't solve after reading the man page:
(1) Is it possible to omit the standard page headers
without using .LT?
(2) My test document begins with a call to the .PGFORM
macro, setting
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