>HELP VTM
 
     VTM is a program used to format messages for a VT100 terminal.
     Various options are available and are listed below.  If no options
     are specified, the default is to clear the screen and and write the
     message in double height characters centered in the middle of the screen.
 
     Help can be obtained on a particular topic (option) by typing :
        HELP VTM subtopic subsubtopic ...
 
     Get help on "Startup" and "Format" before attempting to use VTM.
 
     Additional information available:
 
     ALL      ACSET    AGSET     ANSI     BLINE    BELL     BLINK    BOLD
     BOX      CLEAR    COLUMN    CENTER   CBOL     CEOL     CLIN     CBOS
     CEOS     CSCR     DELAY     DHEIGHT  DWIDTH   Format   JUMP     HOME
     KEYPAD   LINE     LED       LJUSTIFY LMARGIN  NARROW   OUTPUT   OFF
     PLINE    REVERSE  REGION    RESET    RJUSTIFY RMARGIN  RULER    TLINE
     SKIP     SCREEN   SGRAPHICS SMOOTH   Startup  TTY      TEST     TERMINAL
     UNDERSCORE        UKSET     USSET    WIDE
 
>HELP VTM STARTUP
     There are three methods of starting VTM; they are:
 
     1.	$ VTM
	VTM>
 
	This is the interactive mode.  VTM continues to prompt for
	input until you type CTRL/Z to exit.
 
     2.	$ VTM message_text
 
	Clears the screen, writes the message in the middle of the
	screen, and then exits.
 
     3.	$ VTM @command_file
 
	Using this method, command lines are read from the specified
	command file.  The length of the command lines can be up to a
	maximum of 132 characters.  The continuation character "-" is
	allowed at the end of a line.  If the extension isn't specified
	the default is .CMD.
 
>HELP VTM FORMAT
     Command lines are of the form:
 
	{option, option, ...} message_text {option, option, ...} etc.
 
	Where message_text is the text to display.  If contained in a
	command file, upper and lowercase characters are accepted.  The
	command line interpreters (MCR and DCL) convert lowercase to
	uppercase.  The message is truncated if the length is too long.
 
	The braces MUST be specified around the options.  Multiple options
	must be separated with commas.  The options can be abbreviated to
	one or two characters.
 
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