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tpgoto |
Longname: | t p age go to |  |
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| See also: | tpmove ttrack tpboard | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Summary |
Moves between the current page and another page, an overlay, underlay, or pasteboard. |
Example (n/a) |
No example is available for this feature. |
Syntax
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page_num:n?pages:t?page_name:n?view_no:n?lay_name:n?
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page_num:n |
The page number to access. The maximum number of pages allowed in a 3B2 document is 2,147,483,647. |
pages:t |
The number of pages to move backwards (-) or forwards (+). If a number is not specified, pages defaults to a value of 1. |
page_name:n |
Specifying a lay_name will prepare the specified over/underlay page for editing. You will only be able to edit the frames (and their contents) of the over/underlay if it is on the current page. If it is not on the current page you will still be able to carry out a restricted range of editing commands, such as changing the page size. The page_name can also be the name of a 3B2 pasteboard. You can change the default dimensions of the pasteboard (500x500mm) by using tpgoto followed by tpsize A page_name that consists only of a space will de-select the over/underlay and select the current page. |
view_no:n |
The number of the alternate view you want to go to. For example if you wanted to print page 5 alternate view 1, (see also tprint) the syntax would be:
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lay_name:n |
Prepares the specified over/underlay page for editing. |
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It is also worth noting that if you have specified tpgoto "header" and then you want to go back to the <page> it is not possible to specify tpgoto page. Instead you must use double quotes as in, "page" and then you are ready to draw a frame on the basic page. |
Document created on 08-Feb-2003, last reviewed on 03-[invalid month: $nb-2003 (revision 2)