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Top-of-the-page format
I am printing a report and use this FORMAT function. However, I just
want it to print once, not the default of once every 60 lines. I've read
the special variable "$=" is what governs it but not matter what I put
in there, it still doesn't stop it.
How do I disable this?
Thanks.
--Paul
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John W. Krahn #2
Re: Top-of-the-page format
Perl wrote:
If you don't want the headers printed then don't define a FILEHANDLE_TOP>
> I am printing a report and use this FORMAT function. However, I just
> want it to print once, not the default of once every 60 lines. I've read
> the special variable "$=" is what governs it but not matter what I put
> in there, it still doesn't stop it.
>
> How do I disable this?
format for the corresponding FILEHANDLE format.
John
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