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	The "attributes" parameter represents an insertable syntax that identifies the		The "attributes" parameter represents an insertable syntax that identifies the
	monochrome, color and control attributes that are to be used for the field. See [[~~Definitions~~]] for ~~insertable syntax and additional information about this parameter~~.		monochrome, color and control attributes that are to be used for the field. See [[Attribute (Screen)]] for details.

	Additionally, fonts can be controlled at the field level by assigning them to		Additionally, fonts can be controlled at the field level by assigning them to

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	The ~~above~~ syntax may be inserted where the "field- spec" parameter appears in the main diagram for full screen processing statements. If the "string-expr" or "MAT string-array" parameters are used to specify the field definition, each must include the same elements that are identified in the "field-spec" parameter.		The "field-spec" supplemental syntax may be inserted where the "field- spec" parameter appears in the main diagram for full screen processing statements. If the "string-expr" or "MAT string-array" parameters are used to specify the field definition, each must include the same elements that are identified in the "field-spec" parameter.

	The "row" parameter is a required integer value that indicates the row number on the screen or in the window where the data is to be entered.		The "row" parameter is a required integer value that indicates the row number on the screen or in the window where the data is to be entered.
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	column number on the screen where data is to be entered.		column number on the screen where data is to be entered.

	The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "num form-spec" represents a numeric format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position; the specification must be followed by a space. The "field-length" parameter, which is an integer value that identifies the length (including decimal point and decimal positions) of the field, comes next. If the field contains decimal positions, "fraction" should identify how many there are; this parameter must be separated from the field length by a period (no spaces). In the middle route, "string form-spec" represents a string format specification. C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position. If "field length" is used, it must be separated from the format spec by a space.		The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "num form-spec" represents a numeric format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position; the specification must be followed by a space. The "field-length" parameter, which is an integer value that identifies the length (including decimal point and decimal positions) of the field comes next. If the field contains decimal positions, "fraction" should identify how many there are; this parameter must be separated from the field length by a period (no spaces).
	In the bottom route, the "PIC" or "FMT" specification allows you to specify a picture of the field to be input. See ~~the~~ File I/O ~~chapter~~ for a list of the characters that may be used in the "(pic-spec)" portion of this parameter. See ~~the File I/O chapter and APPENDIX F~~ Format ~~Specification~~ for additional information about all the format specifications listed in this section.
			In the middle route, "string form-spec" represents a string format specification. C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position. If "field length" is used, it must be separated from the format spec by a space.

			In the bottom route, the "PIC" or "FMT" specification allows you to specify a picture of the field to be input. See [[File I/O]] for a list of the characters that may be used in the "(pic-spec)" portion of this parameter.

			See [[Format Specifications]] for additional information about all the format specifications listed in this section.

	The "attributes" parameter represents an insertable syntax that identifies the		The "attributes" parameter represents an insertable syntax that identifies the
	monochrome, color and control attributes that are to be used for the field. See ~~the~~ Definitions ~~chapter~~ for ~~the~~ insertable syntax and ~~for~~ additional information about this parameter.		monochrome, color and control attributes that are to be used for the field. See [[Definitions]] for insertable syntax and additional information about this parameter.

	Additionally, fonts can be controlled at the field level by assigning them to		Additionally, fonts can be controlled at the field level by assigning them to

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The above syntax may be inserted where the "field- spec" parameter appears in the main diagram for full screen processing statements. If the "string-expr" or "MAT string-array" parameters are used to specify the field definition, each must include the same elements that are identified in the "field-spec" parameter.

The "row" parameter is a required integer value that indicates the row number on the screen or in the window where the data is to be entered.

The "column" parameter is a required integer value that indicates the starting
column number on the screen where data is to be entered.

The next set of parameters specifies the format type of the data to be entered. There are three possible routes. In the top route, "num form-spec" represents a numeric format specification. G, GL, GU, GZ, L, N, and NZ are all valid in this position; the specification must be followed by a space. The "field-length" parameter, which is an integer value that identifies the length (including decimal point and decimal positions) of the field, comes next. If the field contains decimal positions, "fraction" should identify how many there are; this parameter must be separated from the field length by a period (no spaces). In the middle route, "string form-spec" represents a string format specification. C, CC, CR, CL, CU, G, GL, GU, GZ, V, VL and VU are all valid in this position. If "field length" is used, it must be separated from the format spec by a space.
In the bottom route, the "PIC" or "FMT" specification allows you to specify a picture of the field to be input. See the File I/O chapter for a list of the characters that may be used in the "(pic-spec)" portion of this parameter. See the File I/O chapter and APPENDIX F Format Specification for additional information about all the format specifications listed in this section.

The "attributes" parameter represents an insertable syntax that identifies the
monochrome, color and control attributes that are to be used for the field. See the Definitions chapter for the insertable syntax and for additional information about this parameter.

Additionally, fonts can be controlled at the field level by assigning them to
attribute substitution letters as in:
CONFIG ATTRIBUTE [J],font=ariel,slant,max
This specifies ariel italics maximum size.