Page Numbering - Canon Cat Reference Manual

Page
Numbering
The
Catnumbers
andends pages
automatically while you
are
typing.
Page
numbering andpage endings
are
updated
when text is
erased
or inserted. You
can also
force
a
page
to end
with
[PAGE].
The uppercase character on
[PAGE] -
called
a
document
character
-
is used to
begin
and end
documents.
[DOCUMENT]
begins
a
new page and restarts
page numbering on
succeeding
pages. You
can adjust
page numbering
and
page length using
[SETUP].
Only page numbers that
print
are
displayed on the
screen.
For
example,
if
the Cat is
set so
that
"1"
does
not
print
at
the
bottom of page
l,
then that page break
will
be
unnum-
bered
on
the
screen.
Page
2 is normally
the
first
page
number
to print, but this
can be
adjusted
with
[SETUP].
Page numbers
are positioned slightly
above
the
page
break,
showing
that ttrey
refer to
the
text
above.
Automatic
Page
Breaks
The
Cat
automatically
marks the
text
where enough lines
accumulate
to
fill
a
paper page
(top
and
bottom margins
taken
into account). Automatic
page brcaks are displayed
as
a
single horizontal dotted
line
the
full
width of
the
screen.
Ttrc
automatic
page break is
a
marker, not
a
true
character; you
cannot
type it
or erase
it.
You
can,
however,
leap to it by
holding
a
LEAP key
and
pressing [PAGE]. The
cursorlands
on the
first
character of the page
following
the
automatic page break, rather than on the break
itself. An
automatic
page
break can
only
be used
in
a
single-charac-
ter leap pattem.
Page
Characters
Typing
a page character
by pressing
[PAGE] causes the
page you
arc
typing
to end, and
a
new
page to begin.
Page
numbers are
automatically kept in
order.
Page characters
are
ordinary
characters
like letters, numerals,
and
punctua-
tion.
They
can be typed and erased,
and can be part of
a
multi-character leap pattem.
A page character is shown by
a
full-width
horizontal
line
on the
screen. The page number
appears
slightly
above
the
line,
showing that
it
refers to the text
above.