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researchv10 Dan Cross
.TH ASA 1 .SH NAME asa \- interpret ASA control characters .SH SYNOPSIS .B asa [ .I file ] ... .SH DESCRIPTION .I Asa takes files which were written with ASA carriage control characters, usually by FORTRAN programs, converts them to a form suitable for printing on a terminal, line printer, and so on, and writes the results on the standard output. .PP The control characters handled are: .PP \' \' single space .br \'0\' double space .br \'-\' triple space .br \'+\' overprint the previous line .br \'1\' start a new page .PP If no file names are given, the standard input is used. .PP Each input file given starts a new page. A skip to a new page on the first line of the first input file is ignored.
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