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  Pragma:    pagesize
 
  Syntax:    #pragma pagesize( [lines] )
 
  Summary:   Sets the number of lines per page in the source listing.
 
  See also:  linesize, page, skip, title, subtitle
 
     The optional <lines> parameter is an integer constant in the range
     15-255 that specifies the number of lines that you want each page
     of the source listing to have. If <lines> is absent, the pragma
     sets the page size to the number of lines specified in the /Sp
     option or, if that option is absent, to a default value of 63
     lines.
 
     The following statement causes the source listing to have 66 lines
     per page:
 
          #pragma pagesize( 66 )
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