.PAGE SIZE 60,80
.TITLE ^BPARAGRAPHS\B
.LAYOUT 1			.! Titles and page numbers centered
.DISPLAY NUMBER "^B","\B"	.! Page number boldfaced
.FLAGS ACCEPT ¨
.SET PARAGRAPH 5
.AUTOPARAGRAPH
.FIGURE 7
.HEADERS
PARAGRAPHS ^6
.FIGURE 1
^B________________________________________________________________________________\B
.FIGURE 2

If you use the RNO command AUTOPARAGRAPH at the beginning of your input file,
then RNO will automatically format your document into paragraphs.  Every line
in your input file which begins with a blank or tab, or is preceded by a blank
line, will begin a new paragraph.

Using the SET PARAGRAPH command, you can tell RNO how much to indent a
paragraph (default 5 characters), how many blank lines to put between paragraphs
(default 1), and how to treat paragraphs which continue over a page boundary (by
default, a paragraph will never be left with less than two lines at the bottom
or top of a page).

The command NO AUTOPARAGRAPH turns off automatic paragraphing.  If you don't
use AUTOPARAGRAPH, you can put the RNO command PARAGRAPH everywhere you want a
paragraph to begin.  PARAGRAPH can be abbreviated to ^BP\B, and can be put on a
line by itself before the paragraph text, or on the line with text, if you
follow the command with a semicolon.

.LEFT MARGIN 3.P -3
^BTables\B are like paragraphs, except that instead of the first line being
indented, ^&all\& lines ^&except\& the first are indented.  This paragraph
and the next are formatted as tables.  Tables can be set up using SET
PARAGRAPH and AUTOTABLE.  NO AUTOTABLE turns off AUTOTABLE.

Remember that tables are different from ^Blists\B.  Lists are composed of
numbered elements; tables are not numbered.
.LEFT MARGIN -3.SET PARAGRAPH 0

.NOTE
^BNotes\B are special paragraphs which are set off from the rest of the text by
reduced margins and a centered title.  By default, the title is "NOTE".  The
NOTE command begins the text of the note, which runs until an END NOTE command
occurs.
.END NOTE