glosser@ut-ngp.UUCP (glosser) (10/28/84)
When I use a .DE-.DS sequence, the following text gets
messed up. The text becomes single spaced and footnotes
are printed one word to a line. Here is an example:
Here is an example of what I am talking about, notice what
I said happens after I decide to use a .DS .DE sequnece.
.DS
One phrase
followed by another
and another
.DE
See what I mean. Notice how the lines are no longer doubled
space, instead they are single spaced\*F
.FS
This even happens when I use .DF instead of .DS.
Inserting .ad b doesn't help either.
.FE
The formated text is:
Here is a test of what I am talking about, notice what I
said happens after I decide to use a .DS .DE sequnece.
One phrase
followed by another
and another
See what I mean. Notice how the lines are no longer doubled
space, instead they are single spaced81
__________
1. This
even
happens
when
I
use
.DF
instead
of
.DS.
Inserting
.ad
b
doesn't
help
either.
Any suggestions on what is causing this as well as how
to correct the problem? The version of unix used is
BSD 4.2.
Thank you,
Stuart Glosser
glosser@ut-ngp.ARPA
{sally nbires ihnp4 allegra}!ngp!glosser colonel@gloria.UUCP (George Sicherman) (11/08/84)
[Oh, no! Not roast aardvark for supper again?] > When I use a .DE-.DS sequence, the following text gets > messed up. The text becomes single spaced and footnotes > are printed one word to a line. I don't know about the footnote problem, but the line spacing for displays is stored in number register DD. If you don't like the default value, you can change it with .nr. -- Col. G. L. Sicherman ...seismo!rochester!rocksanne!rocksvax!sunybcs!gloria!colonel