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Laura: /* Syntax */

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	PRINT [#<window number>,] [[BORDER]] {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<[[attributes]]>]"\|<[[string expression]]>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<[[string expression]]>}		PRINT [#<window number>,] [[Border Spec\|BORDER]] {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<[[attributes]]>]"\|<[[string expression]]>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<[[string expression]]>}
	[[Image:Printborders.png\|800px]]		[[Image:Printborders.png\|800px]]

Laura: /* Syntax */

2014-05-05T17:06:12Z

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	PRINT [#<window number>,] BORDER {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<attributes>]"\|<string expression>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<string expression>}		PRINT [#<window number>,] [[BORDER]] {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<[[attributes]]>]"\|<[[string expression]]>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<[[string expression]]>}
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Laura: /* Syntax */

2014-04-28T16:39:38Z

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	PRINT [#<window number>,] BORDER {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<attributes>]"\|<string expression>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<string expression>}		PRINT [#<window number>,] BORDER {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<attributes>]"\|<string expression>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<string expression>}
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Laura: /* Syntax */

2014-04-28T16:39:30Z

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			PRINT [#<window number>,] BORDER {"B\|D\|H\|S\|CORNERS\|8 CHARS} [<attributes>]"\|<string expression>} : {"{<\|>}<title>"\|<string expression>}
	[[Image:Printborders.png\|800px]]		[[Image:Printborders.png\|800px]]

Laura at 21:07, 24 July 2013

2013-07-24T21:07:51Z

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	The '''Print Border''' (PR B) [[statement]] ~~specifies~~ a ~~new~~ border and~~, optionally, a new~~ caption for a window which has been opened ~~for input/output~~. ~~It is especially useful for identifying the current window among non-overlapping windows~~.		The '''Print Border''' (PR B) [[statement]] is used to specify the caption on the top of the BR main window.

			In early versions, PRINT BORDER was used to specify a border and caption for a window which has been opened OUTIN. Now border and caption are specified in [[OPEN WINDOW]] statements.

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	The first portion of the quoted string must include one of six types of border specifications. Four of these specifications have been pre-designed:		The first portion of the quoted string must include one of six types of border specifications. Four of these specifications have been pre-designed:

	:"B" indicates that the border ~~is blank~~;		:"B" indicates that the border has a black line;
	:"D" ~~indicates~~ a double-line border;		:"D" used to indicate a double-line border (now available only with Option 62 in BRconfig.sys);
	:"H" indicates that a shadowed or highlighted border be used (now available only with Option 62 in BRconfig.sys);		:"H" indicates that a shadowed or highlighted border be used (now available only with Option 62 in BRconfig.sys);
	:and "S" indicates that a single-lined border be used.		:and "S" indicates that a single-lined, sunken border be used.

	"[[Corners]]" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option (Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:		"[[Corners]]" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option (Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:

Laura at 20:23, 24 July 2013

2013-07-24T20:23:25Z

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	The '''Print ~~Borders~~''' (PR B) [[statement]] specifies a new border and, optionally, a new caption for a window which has been opened for input/output. It is especially useful for identifying the current window among non-overlapping windows.		The '''Print Border''' (PR B) [[statement]] specifies a new border and, optionally, a new caption for a window which has been opened for input/output. It is especially useful for identifying the current window among non-overlapping windows.

	===Syntax===		===Syntax===

Laura: /* Parameters */

2013-07-17T17:22:43Z

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	:and "S" indicates that a single-lined border be used.		:and "S" indicates that a single-lined border be used.

	"[[Corners]]" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:		"[[Corners]]" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option (Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:
	BORDER=S\|D\|B\|H\|8-chars[:attributes]		BORDER=S\|D\|B\|H\|8-chars[:attributes]
	While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.		While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.

Laura: /* Parameters */

2013-07-17T17:22:15Z

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	While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.		While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.

	The second portion of the quoted string is a list of the "attributes" that should be used for the border. See [[~~Definitions~~]] for the correct syntax ~~to be used with the "attributes" parameter~~. The PRINT BORDER statement accepts S (drop-shadow) as an attribute when the specified window was originally opened with the S attribute. Error [[0868]] results when use of the S attribute is attempted for a window originally opened without it. See "S ~~AttributeS~~ Attribute" in the [[BRConfig.sys]] Specification section for more information.		The second portion of the quoted string is a list of the "attributes" that should be used for the border. See [[Attribute (Screen)]] for the correct syntax. The PRINT BORDER statement accepts S (drop-shadow) as an attribute when the specified window was originally opened with the S attribute. Error [[0868]] results when use of the S attribute is attempted for a window originally opened without it. See "S Attribute" in the [[BRConfig.sys]] Specification section for more information.

	After the border definition comes a required colon and, optionally, a new caption to be printed in the top border of the window. The new caption may be identified either by a quoted string or by a "string expression".		After the border definition comes a required colon and, optionally, a new caption to be printed in the top border of the window. The new caption may be identified either by a quoted string or by a "string expression".

Laura: /* Parameters */

2013-02-08T00:12:14Z

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	:and "S" indicates that a single-lined border be used.		:and "S" indicates that a single-lined border be used.

	"Corners" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:		"[[Corners]]" and "8 chars" border specifications may be used for custom-designed window borders. See [[Screen I/O]] for illustrations and more information about border types and border graphics specifications. However, as of 4.3, Border=H and "8 chars" are no longer supported except with a new [[Option Config)\|OPTION]] 62, which permits S, D, B, H or an eight character string followed by a colon and then attributes. For example:
	BORDER=S\|D\|B\|H\|8-chars[:attributes]		BORDER=S\|D\|B\|H\|8-chars[:attributes]
	While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.		While the colon is actually optional, it is recommended for readability when attributes are included.

Laura: /* Syntax */

2013-01-30T19:56:49Z

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