         Parameters:  [item-name [value]] {prints all}
  
 If  no  parameters  are  specified,  the current settings of the
 Editor switch items are displayed.  Specifying "item-name"  sets
 the value  of  one  of  the  following items.  Item names can be
 abbreviated to one letter. 
  
 Mode Switches
  
 The print-verify switch "VERIFY" controls the printing of a line
 after a command is processed.  The number-print switch  "NUMPRT"
 determines whether text lines will be printed with line numbers.
 The  translation-print  switch  "TRANS" determines whether lines
 will be printed with non-printable characters translated to "^".
 The substitute-matches switch "SUBMAT" enables MATCH patterns to
 be substituted in the "Change-String" command. 
  
 Switches may be set with a YES/NO or PREV value  (Y/N/P).    The
 "PREV" setting changes the switch to its previous value.  If the
 YES/NO/PREV  parameter is omitted, the switch setting is toggled
 (reversed). 
  
 Column Settings
  
 The  "FIND"  column  is  the  default  column  setting  for  the
 "Find-String" and "Locate-String" commands.  The "INSERT" column
 is   the  default  column  setting  for  the  "Insert-Line"  and
 "Replace-Line" commands; it may be set to the value  "DUPLICATE"
 to duplicate the existing indentation level.  The "WIDTH" column
 defines  the width of lines edited; any data outside this column
 is unaffected by editing.  The "CRTLIN" column defines the  size
 of lines  displayed on the terminal.  The column setting "value"
 may be signed + or -, relative to the  current  column  setting.
 If "value" is omitted, "1" is assumed. 
  
 Change-Command Information
  
 The  "MATCH" character is used in the "Change-String" command to
 designate special character-matching patterns.  If the character
 "value" is omitted from the command, the  "MATCH"  character  is
 set to null and is disabled. 
  
 The   auto-number  values  with  "AUTO#"  set  the  initial  and
 increment values for the auto-number pattern recognized  by  the
 "Change-String" command.    Both  values  may  be set as + or -,
 relative to the current auto-number settings.   If  both  values
 are omitted, auto numbering will be "1" by "1". 
