Xerox 96MX - Manual (Page 446)

EDITOR QUICK REFERENCE
E-2 XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS PDL REFERENCE
Step 5. Number the lines
Automatically by entering:
INSERT n,y
n refers to the starting line, also called record number. y refers to
increments at which the line numbers should appear. For example,
the command INSERT 10,10 means to insert lines starting with 10
and increase in increments of 10. The first record then would be
00010, with subsequent records numbered 00020, 00030, 00040,
and so on.
Manually by entering the number you wish to assign the line you are
specifying. This must be done for every line you enter, whether it is a
full command line, a continuation of a previous command line, or a
comment line.
For example, if you wish to add line 00011, following 000010, you
would simply enter 11.
Step 6. Input the text, your JSL coding, by entering the text after the line
number which appears on the system controller display.
For example, the display would show:
EDIT>INSERT 10,10
00010.
You would then enter your text following 00010:
00010 XAMPLE:JDL;
The display would then provide the next record, 00020 for you to
enter another line of text.
Step 7. Save the text file you have created on system disk by entering:
SAVE file-id
Remember that file-id consists of file-name.file-type.
Step 8. Terminate the editing session.
To end the editing session without printing the work file, simply enter
END
To end the editing session and print the work file, enter:
PCE
PCE represents PRINT, CLEAR, and END. This provides a print
version of your source, clear the workfile, and end the editing session
in one command.