Q. How do I hard-code a page break character (CTRL-l) in a text document in linux? I can't seem to do this in PICO. I need to do listening logs for a sales manager at a radio station and I need separate reports for each station log, but I want to fax or e-mail a single file. Believe it or not, I still do this in WordPerfect 6.0 for DOS because it works, and I know the WP fax manager services. But, I want to do all this in linux. Is there anything other than efax (they insist on faxes unless if I want to do e-mail I have to do a word attachment as .doc. they don't know what to do with .txt attachments or inline e-mails. They are not too techy, if you know what I mean. Q. are we talking a simple text editor here like VI or PICO and then sending a .txt file through efax? But, I need to do hard forced page breaks. Like I said before, I want to use linux myself but still be able to communicated with sighted people and other blind people who don't know about or care about linux, and I want to be able to do more than just e-mail to them. I want to make it look to them like I am using windows without them necessarily knowing that I am using linux. If you know what I mean. Thanks for the suggestions. -- Bill Gaughan wgaughan@snet.net