1 PAGER
PAGER reads a file and outputs a listing file which is paginated.  Two
control characters are interpreted by pager: a formfeed is echoed
verbatim and a pound sign (#) in column one is used to indicate a soft 
break.  A soft break will be replaced with blank lines if there is enough 
room on the page for it, otherwise it will be replaced with a formfeed.

    PAGER /qual  infile [outfile]

If "outfile" is omitted, the file name from "infile" will be used but 
with a file type of ".PAGE".

2 Format
PAGER attempts to fit sections (text lines between #s or formfeeds) on 
a page (see /PAGESIZE) evenly.  It will adjust the number of blank lines
from about 10 to about 4 in order to do this.  If this dopes not work,
a section will be split by a formfeed.  The variation in number of 
blank lines is less if you specify /DOTS.
2 /DOTS
Use a dotted line instead of blanks lines to seperate sections.
(Actualy, it uses '-'s).
2 /HEADER
Define a line of text to print on the top of each page.

    /HEAD="File XYZ.DAT"
2 /NUMBER
Add page numbers to the bottom of each page.
2 /PAGESIZE
Change the number of lines per page (default = 56).

    /PAGESIZE=60
2 /TRAILER
Define a line of text to print at the bottom of each page.

   /TRAIL="June 20, 1999"
