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 :rm [margin='margin'].
 
The :rm tag sets the right margin for the subsequent text. The specified
right margin remains in effect until it is changed by another :rm tag.
 
Parameter  Description
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margin     Specifies the size, in spaces, of the right margin. The margin
           value must be an integer representing the number of spaces from
           the right side of the help panel. A "space" is the average width
           of the characters in the system display font. If no margin value
           is specified, the default is one space.
 
Comments
 
You can use any number of :rm tags in a help file. The :rm tag has no effect
on text formatted with the cgraphic, :fig, :lines, and :xmp tags.
 
Example
 
This example uses the :rm tag to set the right margin 60 spaces from the
right side of the help panel:
 
    :lm margin=60.
    Use the Copy command to copy files or
    to combine two or more files.
 
See Also
 
 :lm
 
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