1 RNOBAR
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The NSWC RNOBAR utility  converts an RNO document in which change bars have
been used into  an equivalent file with  one thing changed--the change bars
are moved.  RNO always puts change bars in the left margin; RNOBAR can move
them either to the right margin, to the inside margin (right margin on even
pages,  left margin on odd pages), or to the outside margin (left margin on
even pages, right margin on odd pages).

  Format:    $  RNOBAR  file-spec  [qualifier...]

Qualifiers must be used to give  RNOBAR information about the document for-
mat.  The  /RM  qualifier is required; the /N1, /N2, and /BAR qualifers may
be necessary.
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2 Parameter
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 file-spec

  Specifies the name of the  RNO  document file to be processed by
  RNOBAR.  If you omit the directory specification or device name,
  the current defaults are used.   If no file type is given,  .DOC
  is assumed.

  The output of RNOBAR is produced as a file having  the same name
  as the input file.   The file is created  in the current default
  directory.  The output file type is .DOB.
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2 Qualifiers

/OUTPUT

  /OUTPUT=file-spec

	Allows the specification of an output file name or destination
	directory different from the default.  The default name is the
	name of the input file, with a file type of .DOB.  By default,
	the output file is created in the current default directory.

/N1

  /N1=columns

	Specifies the number of columns to the left of the change bar
	character,  as used on the .ENABLE BAR command when the docu-
	ment was generated.   The default is 0, which is also the de-
	fault on the .ENABLE BAR command.  RNOBAR will not work right
	if you specify a value which does not match the document,  or
	if the document was built with an N1 value which varies.

/N2

  /N2=columns

	Specifies the number of columns, plus one, between the change
	bar character and the left margin of the document, as used on
	the .ENABLE BAR command when the document was generated.  The
	default is 3,  which is also the default  on the  .ENABLE BAR
	command.   RNOBAR will not work right  if you specify a value
	which does not  match the document,  or if  the document  was
	built with an N2 value which varies.

/BAR

  /BAR="c"

	Specifies the ASCII character used as the change bar in the
	input document, as used on the .ENABLE BAR command when the
	document was generated.   The default is "|", which is also
	the default on the  .ENABLE BAR  command.   RNOBAR will not
	work correctly  if you specify a value which does not match
	the document, or if the document was built with a bar char-
	acter which varies.

/RM

  /RM=column

	This qualifier is required.  It specifies the document's right
	margin value.   RNOBAR needs to know this, and it cannot auto-
	matically determine it.  RNOBAR will not work correctly if you 
	specify a value  which does not match the document,  or if the
	document was built with a right margin value which varies.

/FORMAT

  /FORMAT=keyword

	Specifies the desired change bar format.  Must be one of the
	following keywords:

	  RIGHT     Change bars are printed in the right margin.  This
	             is the default.

	  OUTSIDE   Change bars are printed in the outside margin (right
	             margin on odd pages, left margin on even pages).

	  INSIDE    Change bars  are printed in the inside margin (left
	             margin on odd pages, right margin on even pages).

/NEWBAR

  /NEWBAR="c"

	Allows the change bar character to be changed to a different char-
	acter from that used in the .DOC file.  "c" is the ASCII character
	to be used as the change bar in the .DOB file created by RNOBAR.

	The NSWC Xerox 9790 Laser Printer has a special change bar charac-
	ter, which can be entered on DEC terminals by typing the three
	keys:

		COMPOSE u ^

	(note you must use the lowercase "u").

/VERSION

  /VERSION

	Causes RNOBAR to display on the SYS$OUTPUT file its current ver-
	sion number and date, in the format:

	    NSWC RNOBAR Rev n.nnn Created dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm

	If  /VERSION  is used,  but no file-spec is supplied on the com-
	mand line which invokes RNOBAR, then it displays the version in-
	formation and exits; no .DOB file is produced. If a file-spec is
	supplied,  RNOBAR displays the version AND produces the document
	as specified.
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