1 FTPRINT
 This program reads as input an ASCII text file which may contain
 non-printing characters (consider a TECO macro or command file as an
 example).  The program reads the input file text and writes an output
 file in which the non-printing characters have been replaced by a
 printable character sequence which is a mnemonic for the non-printing
 character (i.e., <ESC> for the escape character).

 Command format:

	$ FTPRINT[qualifiers]  input-file[,input-file...]

 The input file specification(s) may have wildcards.

 FTPRINT is a DCL command which is added to a process's DCL command
 tables by:

	$ SET COMMAND FERMI$EXE:FTPRINT

2 Qualifiers
/FORMFEED
/NOFORMFEED (D)
 Normally the form feed character (ASCII 12, FF) is replaced by the
 text "<FF>".  The /FORMFEED qualifier causes the form feeds which are
 the first and only character in a line (or record) to be passed to
 to the output file unchanged and cause a page break).  All other
 form feeds are still converted to "<FF>".
/HEADER
/NOHEADER (D)
 Controls whether the file specification, date and time and page number
 appear at the top of each page of output (much like the /HEADER
 qualifier of the PRINT command).  By default, no headers are generated.
/NUMBERS
/NONUMBERS (D)
 The /NUMBERS qualifier directs FTPRINT to print a line number to the
 left of the text of each line of the file.  The line numbers are reset
 at the beginning of each input file.  The default is /NONUMBERS, no
 lines numbers are generated.
/OUTPUT=list-file
 Normally FTPRINT will generate a listing file for each input file by
 using the input file name with the file type of .LIS.  If the /OUTPUT
 qualifier is given, then the listings for the individual input files
 will be concatenated into a single output file whose file specification
 is given by list-file.  The default file type for the list-file is .LIS.
/TAB (D)
/NOTAB
 Normally the horizontal tabs (ASCII code 9, HT) are left as tab characters
 in the output file.  If the /NOTAB qualifier is used, then all tabs will
 be replaced by the character string "<TAB>" in the output file.

