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     Action
 
     $PAGE starts a new page in the source-listing file.
 
     Syntax  $PAGE
 
     Remarks
 
     $PAGE has the same effect as the ASCII form-feed character
     (hexadecimal number 0C).
 
     See also: ◄/Fs►
 
     Example
 
     C     This is page one. The following metacommand starts
     C     a new page in the source listing file:
     $PAGE
     C     This is page two. The following line starts with the ASCII
     C     form-feed character, so it will also start a new page in the
     C     source listing file:
 
     C     This is page 3.
           STOP ' '
           END
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