/SOURCE
14GEN           377.       60.                                 -1.
/TACS
TACS HYBRID
 1FLUX    +GEN
       1.0
       0.0       1.0
90GEN
91GROUND
99CURR          -1.0*     GROUND
33FLUX  GEN   GROUNDCURR
/OUTPUT
  GEN
/PLOT
C Last step:  400      .02   116.4994069   2.765761424  -2.76576141  .9416257618
C Last step continued .....:               116.4994069  2.765761424  -2.76576142
C Final 5 max. : 3.499909256  .9905492104  376.9925583  3.499613141  3.499909256
C Associated times :   .0125       .00415       .01665       .00415        .0125
  CALCOMP PLOT
 2Arbitrary 78-character case title text of which this is an example, I hope.
  First of two lines of 78-byte graph subheading text.
  Second and final such line of graph subheading text.
 194 2. 0.0 20.         TACS  CURR              ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP1234567890123456
  X-Y PLOT    Horizontal Axis label123
     10.    -1.1     1.1
      8.    -4.0     4.0
 194 4. 0.0 20.         TACS  FLUX  TACS  CURR  Graph heading---Vertical axis la
  X-Y PLOT    Horizontal Axis label123
   9999.    -1.1     1.1     "9999." returns to conventional (vs. time) plotting
      8.    -4.0     4.0
  PRINTER PLOT
 194 4. 0.0 20.         TACS  CURR                { Axis limits: (-3.500, 3.500)
C    Now that all plotting is done with, let's illustrate the three declarations
C    that will choose the destination  of  any  subsequent  "CALCOMP PLOT"  use:
  SCREEN PLOT  { If a vector plot were to follow, it would go only to the screen
  PEN PLOT     { If a vector plot were to follow, ... go only to CalComp plotter
  SCREEN PEN   { If a vector plot were to follow, .. go to both screen & plotter
C         The preceding 3 declarations really could only be tested by a user who
C         had both a vector-graphic screen and a CalComp plotter.  Hence no use.
C    The following active card of DC-33 must be disabled for $INSERT use.  The
C    problem is this.  For  $INCLUDE,  the  /LOAD FLOW  disappears during data
C    assembly,  leaving just comment cards that have nothing to do with any load
C    flow.  So,  they were tolerated.  But not so for  $INSERT  which retains
C    the data for this non-existent feature.  So, remove entire block:
C /LOAD FLOW
/BRANCH
96GROUNDGEN                8888.       1.E-9                                   1
             1.0            -0.7
             2.0             0.9
             3.5             1.0
           9999.
/REQUEST
PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 13, 2,  { Request maximum precision (for 8 output columns)
/INITIAL
 2GROUND             0. { Node voltage initial condition in fact changes nothing
C  Initial conditions really are not a part of this problem, although we do want
C  to illustrate that they,  too,  can be sorted,  and inserted after  /LOADFLOW 
C  The preceding redefinition of node voltage  at  GROUND  changes zero to zero.
/SWITCH
  GROUND                                              MEASURING                1