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+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| hyphenon |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Abbreviation: ã|\honã%
Parameters: ã|noneã%
ã|Description:ã%
By default, TEXT1 will do hyphenation if necessary to achieve nice line
breaks. The \hyphenoff markup can be used to disable hyphenation. It will
remain this way until a \hyphenon is encountered.
ã|Example:ã%
First print a paragraph without hyphenation and then turn hyphenation on.
\hyphenoff
Direct Access Storage Device (DASD) is a term for long
term file and program storage devices. A more common
term for the same thing is {\it disk}, since the
actual storage components look like platters or disks.
\par
\hyphenon
The CP Directory entry for each user indicates what
virtual disks his machine will include. Each disk
is known by its {\it virtual address}. In general,
users will have one 191 virtual disk.
will print as:
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| |
| Direct Access Storage |
| Device (DASD) is a term for |
| long term file and program |
| storage devices. A more |
| common term for the same thing |
| is disk, since the actual |
| storage components look like |
| platters or disks. |
| The CP Directory entry for |
| each user indicates what vir- |
| tual disks his machine will |
| include. Each disk is known |
| by its virtual address. In |
| general, users will have one |
| 191 virtual disk. |
| |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
ã|Notes:ã%
Compare this output with the example for \hyphenoff on the previous page.
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