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Titles (/St) and Subtitles (/Ss)
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The /St and /Ss options set the title and subtitle, respectively,
for source listings.
Syntax: /St[ ]"title"
/Ss[ ]"subtitle"
The quotation marks around the <title> or <subtitle> argument can
be omitted if the title or subtitle does not contain tabs or
spaces. The space between /St and "title", or /Ss and
"subtitle", is optional.
The <title> appears in the upper-left corner of each page of the
source listing. The <subtitle> appears below the title.
The /St or /Ss option applies to the remainder of the command line
or until the next occurrence of /St or /Ss on the command line.
These options take effect only when the /Fs option is also given.
See Also: ◄$TITLE►
◄$SUBTITLE►
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