The TAB value can designate absolute or relative position, vertically or horizontally. In the previous example, all numeric values indicate an absolute tab position on the current print line. That is, BADDEBT prints in the fifth position, 05, and CUSTOMER.NAME prints in the tenth, 10, and so forth. You specify a relative position by preceding the numeric value with a plus sign. To print CUSTOMER.NAME five positions after the end of the previous field, the entry is +05. This provides the same result as the absolute positions shown on the previous sample screen. You can specify the tab value as MAX to print the field right‑justified.
All tab values preceded with an L indicate vertical spacing, that is, advance print lines. You can specify the value as L followed by a numeric value from 0 through 99. Lnn must be a separate tab entry. All other values on that line must be blank. L01 means advance to the next print line. L00 overtypes the current print line. This provides underscores and bold type. You can specify P to force a new page.
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