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  Syntax:   TITLE text
 
            SUBTITLE text
 
  See also: PAGE, PAGE +, /S<x>
 
  Description:
 
     The TITLE directive specifies the title to be used on each page
     of assembly listings. The <text> is printed flush left on the
     second line of every page of the listing. Only one TITLE directive
     per module is allowed.
 
     The SUBTITLE directive specifies the subtitle to be used on each
     page of assembly listings. The <text> is printed flush left on the
     third line of every page of the listing. Each new SUBTITLE
     statement replaces the current subtitle; the change will be
     displayed on the next page of the output. SUBTTL is a synonym of
     SUBTITLE and is included for compatibility with previous versions
     of the assembler.
 
     The <text> is any combination of characters up to 60 characters.
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