The TITLE statement is used to change the title on the top of the page of TSP printed output, or to print a centered title underlined with equals signs on the current page.
TITLE (PAGE) 'Text string to be used as title' ;
Usage
To change the TSP title, follow the word TITLE with up to sixty characters of text enclosed in single quotes.
If OPTIONS HARDCOPY; (the default for non interactive jobs) is in effect, a new page is started, with the new title printed at the top of the page. All further pages will use the new title until it is changed. If you do not want to start a new page, use the NOPAGE option. This option makes use of the PAGE command unnecessary.
If OPTIONS CRT; is in effect, the title is centered and printed underlined with stars on the current page (or screen).
Output
Under OPTIONS HARDCOPY, a new page is started with the new title at the top. Under OPTIONS CRT, the title is centered and printed underlined with equals signs (===).
PAGE/NOPAGE tells whether a new page should be started, when OPTIONS HARDCOPY is in effect When OPTIONS CRT (the default) is being used, PAGE has no effect.
TITLE 'Results for small firms' ;
SELECT SALES<10 ;
DOT X Y Z ;
TITLE . ; ? prints variable names from DOT as titles.
OLSQ . C R ; LAD . C R ;
ENDDOT ;