Creates formatted files from source DSR (RNO) files, unformatted
table of contents (RNT) files, and unformatted index (RNX) files.
Optionally creates intermediate (BRN) files for input to RUNOFF/CONTENTS
and RUNOFF/INDEX commands.

Format
 RUNOFF dsr-file,...

 Requires the Common Utilities Option.

Additional information available:

ParametersQualifiers

/CONTENTS/INDEX

dsr-file
 Specification of an input DSR file.  Wildcard characters are not
 allowed.  The file type defaults to RNO; you must specify the file
 type for RNT and RNX files.  Specify SYS$INPUT to type the input from
 your terminal or a command procedure; terminate input from the terminal
 by pressing CTRL/Z.

Additional information available:

/BACKSPACE/BOLD/CHANGE_BARS/DEBUG/DEVICE
/DOWN/FORM_SIZE/INTERMEDIATE/LOG/MESSAGES
/OUTPUT/PAGES/PAUSE/REVERSE_EMPHASIS/RIGHT/SEPARATE_UNDERLINE
/SEQUENCE/SIMULATE/UNDERLINE_CHARACTER/VARIANT

 Positional qualifier.
 Bolds, overstrikes, and underlines by backspacing to each character
 after it is printed, if the printer permits. Otherwise, these operations
 are implemented by performing a carriage return without a line feed
 after the entire line is printed.

 /NOBOLD
 Positional qualifier.
 Specifies the number of times characters are overstruck in a bolding
 operation.  The value must be 0 or a positive integer and defaults
 to 1.  A specification of /BOLD=0 or /NOBOLD disables all bolding, even
 if the appropriate flags are recognized and enabled.

 /NOCHANGE_BARS
 Positional qualifier.
 Enables change bars (the .BEGIN BAR and .END BAR commands) starting at
 the beginning of the DSR file (just as if you had included an .ENABLE
 BAR command within the DSR file).  The value specifies the character to
 to be used for the change bar and defaults to a vertical line (|).  You
 can specify the change bar character as a single printable character
 or a number preceded by a radix indicator (%D, %O, or %X) to represent
 the ASCII value of a printable or nonprintable character.  (For example,
 you can specify /CHANGE_BARS=%D7 to ring the bell on terminal output.)
 A specification of /NOCHANGE_BARS overrides any .ENABLE BAR command
 in the DSR file.

 /NODEBUG (default)
 Positional qualifier.
 Traces certain operations by placing the DSR commands in the output
 file.  The options are as follows:

 +--------------+-------------------------------------------+
 | CONDITIONALS | Ignores conditional commands (.IF,        |
 |              | .IFNOT, .ELSE, .ENDIF) in processing the  |
 |              | DSR file and places them in the output    |
 |              | file.                                     |
 +--------------+-------------------------------------------+
 | FILES        | Places .REQUIRE commands in the output    |
 |              | file (as well as the text of the          |
 |              | required file).                           |
 +--------------+-------------------------------------------+
 | INDEX        | Places .INDEX and .ENTRY commands in the  |
 |              | output file. Index flags are represented  |
 |              | by .INDEX commands before the lines on    |
 |              | which the flag occurs.                    |
 +--------------+-------------------------------------------+
 | CONTENTS     | Places .SEND TOC commands in the output   |
 |              | file.                                     |
 +--------------+-------------------------------------------+

 A specification of /DEBUG means /DEBUG=ALL.

 Positional qualifier.
 Produces an output file suitable for printing on an LN01 or an
 LN03 printer. The options are as follows.

 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | LN01               | Designates a standard LN01 printer  |
 |                    | with a paper size of 8 1/2 by 11    |
 |                    | inches.                             |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | LN01E              | Designates a European LN01 printer  |
 |                    | with a paper size of European A4.   |
 |                    | Incompatible with LN01.             |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | LN03               | Designates a standard LN03 printer  |
 |                    | with a paper size of 8 1/2 by 11    |
 |                    | inches.                             |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | LANDSCAPE          | Prints pages with the long          |
 |                    | dimension at top using a smaller    |
 |                    | type size. Allowable page           |
 |                    | dimensions are 0-73 lines per page  |
 |                    | and 0-132 characters per line.      |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | PORTRAIT (default) | Prints pages with the short         |
 |                    | dimension at top using a larger     |
 |                    | type size. Allowable page           |
 |                    | dimensions are 0-66 lines per page  |
 |                    | and 0-80 characters per line.       |
 |                    | Incompatible with LANDSCAPE.        |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | ITALIC (default)   | Italicizes characters flagged for   |
 |                    | underlining. Italicized characters  |
 |                    | can also be bolded.                 |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+
 | UNDERLINE          | Underlines characters flagged for   |
 |                    | underlining. You cannot underline   |
 |                    | more than 63 consecutive            |
 |                    | characters (counting a space as a   |
 |                    | character). Incompatible with       |
 |                    | ITALIC.                             |
 +--------------------+-------------------------------------+

 /NODOWN (default except for LN01)
 Positional qualifier.
 Shifts the entire page down the specified number of lines.  A
 specification of /DOWN means /DOWN=5, but if you specify /DEVICE=LN01,
 /DEVICE=LN01E, or /DEVICE-LN03, /DOWN defaults to /DOWN=3.

 Specifies the maximum number of lines per page including headers and
 footers.  Defaults to /FORM_SIZE=66, which is standard for 11 inch
 paper.  For LN01 printers, set the number of lines as follows:

 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | Paper size | Lines |             Mode               |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 8.05       | 69    | Landscape                      |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 8.28       | 71    | Landscape (LN01E default)      |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 8.51       | 73    | Landscape (LN01, LN03 default) |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 11.00      | 66    | Portrait (LN01, LN03 default)  |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 11.66      | 70    | Portrait (LN01E default)       |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 12.33      | 74    | Portrait                       |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 13.00      | 78    | Portrait                       |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+
 | 14.00      | 84    | Portrait                       |
 +------------+-------+--------------------------------+

 /NOINTERMEDIATE (default)
 Positional qualifier.
 Creates an intermediate file which can be used as input to a table
 of contents or index operation.  The directory and file name
 default to that of the DSR file.  The file type defaults to BRN.

 /NOLOG (default)
 Writes a termination message after successful completion of the DSR
 operation.  (The message is always written if the operation fails.)
 The message states the DSR version number, the number of diagnostic
 messages (if any), the number of output pages, and the output file
 specification.  If /INTERMEDIATE is specified, the message also
 includes the number of index records produced and the number of table
 of contents records produced.

 Positional qualifier.
 Directs error messages to the terminal, to the output file, or to
 both.  You cannot suppress error messages entirely.  The options are
 as follows:

 +--------+-------------+
 | Option | Description |
 +--------+-------------+
 +--------+-------------+
 | OUTPUT | Output file |
 +--------+-------------+
 | USER   | Terminal    |
 +--------+-------------+

 The default (if you do not specify the qualifier) is
 /MESSAGES=(OUTPUT,USER).

 /NOOUTPUT
 Positional qualifier.
 Specifies that an output file is to be produced and optionally names
 it.  The directory and file name default to that of the DSR file.
 The file type defaults to one of the following:

 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | BLB  | For an RNB input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | CCO  | For an RNC input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | DOC  | For an RND input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | ERR  | For an RNE input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | HLP  | For an RNH input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | LNI  | For an RNO input file with /DEVICE set to LN01,   |
 |      | LN01E, or LN03                                    |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | MAN  | For an RNM input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | MEC  | For an RNT input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | MEM  | For an RNO input file with no /DEVICE             |
 |      | specification                                     |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | MEX  | For an RNX input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | OPR  | For an RNP input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | PLM  | For an RNL input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+
 | STD  | For an RNS input file                             |
 +------+---------------------------------------------------+

 If you specify /NOOUTPUT, no output file is produced.

 Positional qualifier.
 Specifies the pages that will be produced from the output file.
 Defaults to all pages.  Specify range as follows:

   start-page-no:end-page-no,...

 You can specify up to five ranges; you can omit the colon and the end
 page number on the last range to mean the last page.  You can omit the
 quotation marks if you specify only one range.  Page numbers must be
 specified in their default form, not the form specified in a .DISPLAY
 command.  You can specify just the appendix letter or name to produce
 an entire appendix.  You can specify just the word INDEX to produce an
 entire index.

 /NOPAUSE (default)
 Stops output at the end of each page during processing.  You must press
 the space bar to continue processing.  Do not use /PAUSE if you name a
 spooled device as the output file.

 Positional qualifier.
 Directs DSR  to  change  the  order  in  which  flagged  text  is
 underlined  on  an output device.  If you use this qualifier, the
 printer first prints the characters to be  underlined,  issues  a
 carriage   return   without  a  linefeed,  and  then  prints  the
 underscores to underline the flagged material.  If you view  your
 file  on  the terminal, the flagged characters are overwritten by
 the underline character.

 /NORIGHT (default except for LN01)
 Positional qualifier.
 Shifts the text on each page to the right the specified number of
 spaces.  This qualifier does not affect the page width.  A specification
 of /RIGHT means /RIGHT=5.  A specification of /RIGHT=0 means /NORIGHT.
 The defaults (if /RIGHT is not specified) for LN01 files are as follows:

 +-----------+------+-------+
 |    Mode   | LN01 | LN01E |
 +-----------+------+-------+
 +-----------+------+-------+
 | Landscape | 9    | 13    |
 +-----------+------+-------+
 | Portrait  | 2    | 2     |
 +-----------+------+-------+

 Positional qualifier.
 Prints underlines as separate characters on the next line instead of
 overstriking with underscores on the same line.  The value specifies
 the character to be used for the underline character and defaults to
 a hyphen (-).  You can specify the underline character as a single
 printable character or a number preceded by a radix indicator
 (%D, %O, or %X) to represent the ASCII value of a printable or
 nonprintable character.

 /NOSEQUENCE (default)
 Positional qualifier.
 Precedes the lines in the output file with the line numbers of
 the corresponding lines in the DSR file.  Sequential numbering is used
 if line numbers were not explicitly specified in the DSR file.

 /NOSIMULATE (default)
 Inserts blank lines instead of a form feed to cause an advance to the
 top of the next page.  Also stops output before the first page is
 processed; you must press the space bar to continue processing.  Do not
 specify /SIMULATE if you name a spooled device as the output file.

 /NOUNDERLINE_CHARACTER>RUNOFF
 Specifies the character to be used for the underline character.  Defaults
 to an underscore (_).  You can specify the underline character as a
 single printable character or a number preceded by a radix indicator
 (%D, %O, or %X) to represent the ASCII value of a printable or
 nonprintable character.  A specification of /NOUNDERLINE_CHARACTER
 overrides any .ENABLE UNDERLINING command in the DSR file.  Incompatible
 with /SEPARATE_UNDERLINE.

 Identifies conditional structures in the DSR file.  You must name
 conditional structures introduced by .IF to process them.  You must
 name conditional structures introduced by .IFNOT to exclude them.  You
 must not name conditional structures introduced by .ELSE to process
 them.  If you specify only one variant, you do not need the quotation
 marks.

Creates an unformatted table of contents file from an intermediate file.

Format
 RUNOFF/CONTENTS intermediate-file

 Requires the Common Utilities Option.

Additional information available:

ParameterQualifiers

intermediate-file
 Specification of an input intermediate file.  Wildcard characters are
 not allowed.  The file type defaults to BRN.  You can concatenate input
 files into a single output file by connecting the input file
 specifications with plus signs.  (If you separate the input file
 specifications with commas, separate output files are created.)

Additional information available:

/BOLD/DEEPEST_LEVEL/IDENTIFICATION/INDENT/LOG
/OUTPUT/PAGE_NUMBERS/SECTION_NUMBERS/UNDERLINE

 /NOBOLD (default)
 Bolds header titles that are flagged as bold in the text.

 Writes header titles up to the specified level.  Level must be an
 integer in the range 1-6.  The default is /DEEPEST_LEVEL=6.

 /NOIDENTIFICATION (default)
 Displays the version number of the DSR table of contents facility.

 /NOINDENT (default)
 Indents each level of header titles another two spaces.  The default
 indents all levels after the first the same two spaces.

 /NOLOG (default)
 Writes the name of each input file as it is processed and after it is
 processed, and the name of each output file created.  Error messages
 are always written.

 /NOOUTPUT
 Specifies that an output file is to be produced and optionally names it.
 The directory and file name default to that of the DSR file.  The file
 type defaults to RNT.  If you specify /NOOUTPUT, no output file is
 produced.

 Displays page number references in the table of contents according to
 the options you specify:

 +---------------------+------------------------------------+
 | RUNNING             | Running page numbers (1, 2, 3, and |
 |                     | so on).                            |
 +---------------------+------------------------------------+
 | NORUNNING (default) | Chapter oriented page numbers      |
 |                     | (1-1, 1-2, and so on).             |
 |                     | Incompatible with RUNNING.         |
 +---------------------+------------------------------------+
 | LEVEL=number        | The number of levels for which     |
 |                     | page numbers are written. A        |
 |                     | specification of LEVEL=0 writes    |
 |                     | no page numbers. Defaults to       |
 |                     | LEVEL=6.                           |
 +---------------------+------------------------------------+

 /NOSECTION_NUMBERS
 Writes section numbers to the table of contents.

 /NOUNDERLINE (default)
 Underlines header titles that are flagged for underlining in the text.

Creates a DSR index file from an intermediate file.

Format
 RUNOFF/INDEX intermediate-file,...

 Requires the Common Utilities Option.

Additional information available:

ParameterQualifiers

intermediate-file
 Specification of an input intermediate file. Wildcard characters
 are not allowed.  The file type defaults to BRN.  You can concatenate
 input files into a single output file by connecting the input file
 specifications with plus signs.  (If you separate the input file
 specifications with commas, separate output files are created.)

Additional information available:

/IDENTIFICATION/LINES_PER_PAGE/LOG/OUTPUT/PAGE_NUMBERS
/REQUIRE/RESERVE

 /NOIDENTIFICATION (default)
 Displays the version number of the DSR index facility.

 Number of lines of index entries on each index page.  Defaults to 55
 lines.  If the original DSR file specifies other than a layout of 0
 (.LAYOUT command) and a page length of 58 (.PAGE SIZE command), you
 should explicitly specify /LINES_PER_PAGE as follows:  page length minus
 3, minus 1 if subtitles are used, minus the number of lines reserved by
 the layout at the bottom of the page.

 /NOLOG (default)
 Writes the name of each input file as it is processed and after it is
 processed, and the name of each output file created.  Error messages
 are always written.

 /NOOUTPUT
 Specifies that an output file is to be produced and optionally names it.
 The directory and file name default to that of the DSR file.  The file
 type defaults to RNX.  If you specify /NOOUTPUT, no output file is
 produced.

 Displays page number references in the index according to the option
 you specify:

 +---------------------+------------------------------------+
 | RUNNING             | Running page numbers (1, 2, 3, and |
 |                     | so on).                            |
 +---------------------+------------------------------------+
 | NORUNNING (default) | Chapter oriented page numbers      |
 |                     | (1-1, 1-2, and so on).             |
 |                     | Incompatible with RUNNING.         |
 +---------------------+------------------------------------+

 /NOREQUIRE (default)
 Substitutes a user heading for the standard heading on the first page
 of the index.  The standard heading is the word INDEX centered on the
 first line, followed by three blank lines.  The substitute heading is
 contained in the file you specify which can contain DSR commands and
 text.  See also /RESERVE.

 /NORESERVE (default)
 Reserves space at the top of the first page for a user heading.