6.3.2 Writing Records to a Terminal-Format File
  The following example receives information from a termi-
  nal, then writes the information to a terminal-format file as
  a report:
  EXAMPLE: Click to display example.

  Output
  EXAMPLE: Click to display example.

  This program first prints a header explaining its purpose,
  then opens a terminal-format file on channel 4. After this file
  is opened, the two PRINT # statements place an explanatory
  header followed by a blank line into the file.

  The program then prompts you for the number of salesper-
  sons for which data is to be entered. The FOR...NEXT loop
  prompts for the name, sales area, and items sold for each
  salesperson. Note that the FOR...NEXT loop executes only
  as many times as there are salespersons. See Chapter 10 for
  more information about FOR...NEXT loops.

  After the data has been entered for each salesperson, the
  program writes this information to the terminal-format
  file. Because the response to the first question was 3, the
  FOR...NEXT loop executes three times.

  After the last item has been printed to the file, the program
  closes the file and ends. When you display the file with the
  DCL command TYPE, you see that the information is printed
  under the proper headers. You can also print the file on a
  line printer. Note that the PRINT # statement formats the
  output in print zones as the PRINT statement does.
  $ TYPE SALES.DAT
  Salesperson Sales Area Items Sold
  JONES NJ 5
  SMITH NH 6
  BAINES VT 8