Formatting Examples: Table58.Formattingexamples Horizontal Characters are printed from left to right. The following shows an example: -------------------------------- | The first line. | The second line. | The third line. | -------------------------------- Vertical Characters are printed vertically from top to bottom. Vertical lines of text are printed from left to right. The following shows an example: --------------------------------- | TTT | | hhh | eee | | | fst | | ieh | rci | | sor | tnd | | d |l l | | ili | nin | | ene | .e. | | . --------------------------------- Vertical, right to left Characters are printed vertically from top to bottom. Vertical lines of text are printed from right to left, as the Japanese traditional way of formatting. This is the same meaning as Vertical when there is only one line of text. This choice appears when you are using DBCS data. The following shows an example. ---------------------------------- | TTT | hhh | | eee | | | tsf | hei | | icr | ros | | dnt | d | | l l ili | | nin | ene | | .e. | . | ---------------------------------- On the Define Box Detail display, type the choices and press Enter, the F3, or F12 key after you specify the parameters. The Design display will be displayed. 262 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide