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     Syntax:  /Fs /Sx argument
 
     When combined with the /Fs option, /S<x> sets a source-listing
     attribute of the type specified by <x>.
 
     Option   Attribute
 
     /St      Title. Enclose argument in quotes if spaces or tabs
              are present.
     /Ss      Subtitle. Enclose argument in quotes if spaces or tabs
              are present.
     /Sl      Line width. Argument must be an integer between 79 and
              132; default is 79.
     /Sp      Page length. Argument must be an integer between 15 and
              255; default is 63.
 
     A space between /St, /Ss, /Sl, or /Sp and <argument> is optional.
     A space is required between /Fs and any of these four options. An
     option applies to the arguments that follow it on the command line
     or until the next occurrence of the option.
 
     If the source file compiles with no errors more serious than
     warning errors, the source listing includes tables of local
     symbols, global symbols, and parameter symbols for each function.
 
     None of the /St, /Ss, /Sl, /Sp, and /Fs options are compatible with
     the Fast Compile (/f) option or the P-Code (/Oq) option.
 
     See also: ◄Listing Files►
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