Xerox Printer manual Same applies for in Next HORIZONTAL/VERTICAL BOX

HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE

Do not use DOT LEADER in the JUSTIFIED mode. DOT LEADER overrides any alignment mode and places the text flush with the column boundaries.

USING FONT n specifies a change of font for the next body of text which is not the dot leader string. When you specify dot leaders and a change of fonts together, the DOT LEADER keywords must precede the FONT n keywords.

NEW LINE specifies a new line to follow a text string. You can only use the NEW LINE keyword once between text strings. NEW LINE is similar to a blank text string (' '). If you want to use multiple blank lines between text strings, use multiple blank text strings (' ' ' ' ' '), not NEW LINE. NEW LINE is ignored if it is not used with DOT LEADER or FONT n.

IN NEXT HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL BOX specifies the text to place in an adjacent box (horizontally or vertically). Adjacent boxes must have a common, congruent side. For example, IN NEXT HORIZONTAL BOX... produces the results shown in Figure 3±15.

Figure 3±15. IN NEXT HORIZONTAL BOX

IN NEXT VERTICAL BOX... produces the results shown in Figure 3±16.

Figure 3±16. IN NEXT VERTICAL BOX

Defaults	HORIZONTAL, if you do not specify the box orientation. The
	same applies for [IN] [NEXT] [HORIZONTAL/VERTICAL] [BOX...];
	The font index of the last FONT command, if USING FONT is
	not entered. If you omit FONT in all text commands, then FONT
	1 from the FONT list is used.
	DOTS, if you do not specify units.
	CENTER, if you do not specify the alignment. The same applies
	for the IN [TOP, .......BOTTOM] BOX.... for text placement
	within a box.

3±24 HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS