Here’s a polished version of your follow-up message: --- Hi Cynthia, Thanks for your response. I may reach out to SAS Support for further assistance. It seems that SAS Studio version 3.8.2 was released in recent years, so this issue might be version-specific. Best regards, DZ --- Let me know if you want to include any additional technical details. ... View more

I've created a dark theme for SAS Studio versions 3.8, 3.81, and 3.82. I also created a new light theme that's not too bright. They work via the Stylus browser extension, available for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.   Here's a screenshot of the dark theme:   I'm not able to test if the themes work for SAS OnDemand for Academics (SOA), but if SOA runs on SAS Studio 3.81, then there's a decent chance it will work.   I created a separate post about my themes with installation instructions here: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Studio/Custom-themes-for-SAS-Studio-3/m-p/959552   And the themes themselves live in my github repo here: https://github.com/dmuenz/sas-studio3-themes ... View more

Hi: Most of the ODS output is proportional spaced font, so I"m not sure what you mean by "monocharacters". If you are going to change to a monospace font like Courier New, then number of spaces might work. The FLOW option is ignored for ODS destinations. What is your destination of interest. Did I miss whether you were using ODS RTF, ODS PDF, ODS HTML or ??? I see you mention RTF control strings, but I did not see ODS RTF statements in the code you posted. My tendency is to use INDENT= or LEFTMARGIN=, I think I've posted examples of both of those, but they depend on the destination. Cynthia ... View more

Hi: Basically the older width=50 is a LISTING only option that is ignored by all ODS destinations and the STYLE override syntax is respected by most ODS destinations, but ignored by the LISTING window. Cynthia ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Thank you so much for the explanation. I took your cope fragment of "~n", which did work to wrap the text string. However, after the wrapping, the original indent was lost. I have tried may macros shared by public, but none of those could solve the issues. would you please instruct me how to do?   Best Don   Example:  desired output: AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb     bbbb;    (<----- desired indent)   after wrapping:  AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb    (<-------- lost indentation) ... View more