User`s guide
13
Screen
Display
And
Pages
This
terminal
offers a variety of
screen
lengths
including
26,
44,
or 49
lines.
These
numbers
include
the
top
and
bottom
status
lines
(or label line),
as
well
as
the
lines
used
to
display
data.
A "page" of
terminal
memory
represents
the
total
number
of
lines
that
can
be
accessed,
whether
or
not
they
are
all
viewable
on
the
screen
at
once. Refer to
Appendix
A for
the
number
and
lengths
of
pages
available
for
your
set-up.
The
page
length
is
comprised
of a
base
page
length
multiplied
by
1,2,4
or 8.
For
instance,
in
certain
modes,
24
(24*1), 48 (24 x 2),
and
96
(24 x 4)
are
available,
the
same
way
that
25(25 x l ], 50 (25 x 2),
and
100
(25 x 4)
are.
The
base
page
length
and
the
screen
size
determine
whether
a
bottom
status
line or
label
line
is
displayed
or
not.
Bottom
Status/Label
Line
Display
With a
screen
length
of "26 lines,"
the
page
lengths
that
are
multiples
of
24
allow
the
bottom
status/label
line to
be displayed,
while
those
that
are
multiples
of 25 do
not.
The
same
idea
applies
with
the
44
line
screen
size. A
page
length
with
42
lines
as
a
base
page
size will
display
a
label
line, while
the
43 line
base
page
length
will
not.
An
exception
to
this
rule
is if
the
screen
length
is
significantly
larger
than
the
base
page
size,
then
the
label
line
will be
displayed,
such
as
if
the
screen
is
44
lines
and
the
page
length
is a
multiple
of
25.
The
figure below
represents
the
entire
page
memory
of a
48
line
page
(24
base
page
length
times
a
multiplier
of
2)
and
the
portion
of
the
page
that
is viewable on
the
display
screen,
when
"26 Lines" is
selected.
Notice
that
the
label line is visible in
this
mode.
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