	TROFF FILE(S)/SWITCHES		(up to 3 files)

--- Type using RunOFF command; output to screen or printer

 .. produces TROFF.TMP containing RUNOFF MACROs for DATE, TIME, VOLUME & FILE.
	These macros may be used within the file to be processed and are used
	by the default IDENT.PTn file to add a footnote of such information.

 .. and then executes the command line: 

	RUNOFF TDEV:=TROFF.TMP,PREFIX.ODV,dv1:file1.ex1,...,DK:[N]IDENT.ODV

where default device driver TDEV = TT and default device type ODV = VT1 =VT100

SWITCHES
	SWITCH /I may follow the file whose device is named by macro VOLUME.
		If /I is not used, the first file is identified.
	SWITCH /L selects the Local printer as output device (see /P:0)
	SWITCH /N replaces suffix file IDENT.PTn with NIDENT.PTn and thus
		supresses printing of the identification on the last page.
	SWITCH /P:n selects one of the printers as the output device;
		default is a VT100 compatible terminal
		/P:0 [/L] uses device PR:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT0"
			where PR: needs to be assigned for each Satellite.
		/P [/P:1] uses device LP:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT1"
			Normally NDK in draft mode
		/P:2 uses device LP:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT2"
			Normally NDK in high quality mode
		/P:3 uses device LS:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT3"
			LN03 laser printer in vertical A4 mode 
			[ELITE font; 10 point; 12 chars/in]
                        [setup to suit minutes; etc.]
		/P:4 uses device LS:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT4"
			LN03 laser printer in horizontal (landscape) mode
			[BUILTIN font; 6.7 point; 13.5 chars/in]
		/P:5 uses device LS:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT5"
			LN03 laser printer in vertical A4 mode with justify
			[ELITE font; 10 and 6.7 point; 12 chars/in]
                        [setup to suit ARL publications; etc.]
		/P:6 uses device LS:, prefix and suffix file type ".PT6"
			LN03 laser printer in vertical A4 mode with borders
                        [setup to suit vugraphs when enlarged by 1.4]
      P values of 7,8,9 are reserved for other configurations of the LN03.


EXAMPLE:
	TROFF A,B/I	processes files A,B with information about file B
	TROFF A,B/I/P	processes as above but passes the output to LP:
