1 MCL
 Multi-Column Lister

  The Multi-Column Lister will copy an ASCII file  into  a  file  having
  multiple  columns,  if  possible.   As  many  as  nine columns will be
  written on one page with a vertical line separating the columns unless
  a  specific  number  of  columns  is  requested  through  the /COLUMNS
  qualifier.  The output file name gets a default file type of  .MCL  if
  not  otherwise  specified.  Imbedded control character are acted on in
  the following manner:  FF - skip to next column or page,  CR  -  start
  new line, LF - start new line unless immediately following a CR, TAB -
  expand according to the /FTAB_EXPAND qualifier.   In  a  file  written
  with  Fortran  carriage  control the head of form (1) and double space
  (0) will be recognized.

  Format:

       MCL input-file-name [/qualifiers]
2 Parameter
 input-file-name

  The name of the ASCII file which is to be copied into  a  Multi-Column
  format.
2 Command_Qualifiers
/COLUMNS

 /COLUMNS=n (default 0)

  The output will contain n columns per page.  The number requested must
  be  in the range 0 through 9.  Lines which are too wide for the column
  will be wrapped or truncated according to the  setting  of  the  /WRAP
  qualifier.  The default of 0 columns produces an output which contains
  a number of columns on each page determined by the line lengths of the
  input  file.   In this case, wrap or truncation will occur if and only
  if an input line exceeds the full width of a page.

/FTAB_EXPAND

 /FTAB_EXPAND
 /NOFTAB_EXPAND (D)

  If this qualifier is specified, tab characters in the input file  will
  be  expanded  according  to  the  manner in which the Fortran compiler
  would interpret them; otherwise, tab characters will  be  expanded  to
  the standard 8-column tab step.

/OUTPUT

 /OUTPUT=file-name

  The output file may be named explicitly by means of this qualifier.

/WIDTH

 /WIDTH=width

  The  output  page  width  may   be   altered   with   this   qualifier
  [default=132].

/WRAP

 /WRAP (D)
 /NOWRAP

  If this qualifier is specified, a line which exceeds the page width on
  the  output  files  will  be  continued  on  the  following line.  The
  continuation line is flagged with the characters "-->".  The qualifier
  /NOWRAP causes a long line to be truncated on output.
