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How can I get my screen to show one page at a time. Thanks
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But for those who care, here are the gory details: > # here is where you can put PicoSpan customization > > # This line defines your pager. Delete it if you want your text to scroll > # continuously; then use control-S and control-Q to pause and resume scrolling. > define pager "more -d" > > # This line defines an extended Ok: prompt. Delete it for just Ok: > define prompt "\nBrowse (item list), Read (new items),\nJoin confname (type \"help conf\" for a list of conferences), \nHelp (for more help), pine (for e-mail)\nor Quit (to exit from Picospan).\n\nOk: " > > # This line defines an extended Respond or pass? prompt. Delete it for > # just "Respond or pass?" > define rfpprompt "\nRespond, pass, forget, quit, or ? for more options? " > > # The next two lines enable word-wrapping in Picospan > define editor gate > set edalways The comment lines (beginning "#") are entirely optional, obviously, but explain everything I might say about it. Note that the line beginning "define prompt" wraps twice (on an 80-character screen) but has to be all one line. To do only what you asked, the only line from this you'd need is the 'define pager "more -d"' one. (And you can issue it from an Ok: prompt, if you want it on a one-time basis. Creating a .cfonce file is the way to make it permanent.)
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