1 BARS
 Manipulates the change bar commands in a RUNOFF, SDML or LaTeX source
 file:

    o  disables existing change bars (RUNOFF or SDML)
    o  shrinks existing change bars to .75pt (LaTeX only)
    o  restores all change bars
    o  removes all change bars

 Format

   BARS change-option

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 DISABLE
 Disables all active RUNOFF or SDML change bars.  This  option  cannot
 be specified for a LaTeX (.TEX) source file.

2 SHRINK
 Shrinks  all  active  LaTeX  change  bars.   This  option  cannot  be
 specified for a RUNOFF or SDML source file.

2 RESTORE
 Reactivates all disabled or shrunk change bars.

2 REMOVE
 Removes all change bars.
1 COMPILEALL
 COMPILEs all modified, compile-able buffers.

 Format

   COMPILEALL

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.
1 QUOTE
 Indents and quotes all or part of the template body of an  LSE  token
 or LSE placeholder definition.

 If  a  region  has  been  selected,  the  entire  region  is  quoted.
 Otherwise, only the current line is quoted.

 Format

   QUOTE

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.
1 SYMBOL
 Displays the type and value of one or more TPU symbols.

 Format

   SYMBOL symbol-name

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Command_parameters
 symbol-name
   Specifies the name of the TPU  symbol.   A  wildcard  name  can  be
   specified.
1 WRITEALL
 WRITEs all modified buffers.

 Format

   WRITEALL

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.
1 DETAB
 Replaces tab characters with spaces.

 If a region has  been  selected,  the  entire  region  is  processed.
 Otherwise, only the current line is processed and the cursor moves to
 the beginning of the next line.

 WARNING:  This procedure assumes that tabs have been  set  every  "n"
 characters, where "n" can be any number.

 Format

   DETAB

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Keypad_equivalent
 The Insert-Character keys (KP4-KP2) on the Matrix  Keypad  invokes  a
 DETAB command.

2 Related_commands
 The RETAB command reverses the action of a DETAB command.  The PRETAB
 command changes just leading spaces to tabs.
1 RETAB
 Replaces sequences of spaces with tab characters.

 If a region has  been  selected,  the  entire  region  is  processed.
 Otherwise, only the current line is processed and the cursor moves to
 the beginning of the next line.

 WARNING:  This procedure assumes that tabs have been  set  every  "n"
 characters, where "n" can be any number.

 Format

   RETAB

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Related_commands
 The PRETAB command changes just leading spaces to  tabs.   The  DETAB
 command reverses the action of a RETAB or PRETAB command.
1 PRETAB
 Replaces leading spaces in a line with tabs.  Unlike RETAB,  it  does
 not affect spaces within a line.

 If a region has  been  selected,  the  entire  region  is  processed.
 Otherwise, only the current line is processed and the cursor moves to
 the beginning of the next line.

 WARNING:  This procedure assumes that tabs have been  set  every  "n"
 characters, where "n" can be any number.

 Format

   PRETAB

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Related_commands
 The RETAB command changes embedded as well as leading spaces to tabs.
 The DETAB command reverses the action of a RETAB or PRETAB command.
1 DIFF
 Compares the current buffer with an external file,  highlighting  the
 differences between the two files.

 Format

   DIFF [file-spec]

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Command_parameters
 file-spec
   Specifies the file to be compared with the current buffer.   If  no
   file  is  specified,  the  file which was initially loaded into the
   buffer is assumed.

2 Related_commands
 The END_DIFF and EDIFF commands terminate a  file  comparison  (DIFF)
 session.
1 EDIFF
 Terminates a file comparison (DIFF) session.

 Format

   EDIFF

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Related_commands
 The DIFF command begins a file comparison (DIFF) session.  The  EDIFF
 command is an abbreviation for the END_DIFF command.
1 END_DIFF
 Terminates a file comparison (DIFF) session.

 Format

   END_DIFF

   Note:  This command cannot be abbreviated  because  it  is  an  LSE
   "user-defined" (XLSE) command.

2 Related_commands
 The DIFF command begins a file comparison (DIFF) session.  The  EDIFF
 command is an abbreviation for the END_DIFF command.