1 ENTAB
 This command converts a text file  to  spaces  and  tabs  to  reduce  the
 needed  space.   Any  spaces  prior  to  a  tab  stop  are converted to a
 tab thus shortening the number  of  characters.   Any  line  with  single
 or  double  quotes  will  not  be changed after the first quote to ensure
 that no quoted  string  is  changed.   Fortran  users  should  note  that
 the  hollerith  (nH)  format  spec  is not checked for and the characters
 in such a spec may be shortened causing it to  count  part  of  the  rest
 of  the  format  as  part of the hollerith, also sequence numbers will be
 moved prior to column 72  and  thus  cause  errors.   Fortran  users  who
 do  not  use  hollerith  formats or sequence numbers may make full use of
 this command.

 Format:

	ENTAB input_file_spec [output_file_spec]

 Tab stops are assumed to be every 8 columns starting in column 9 (9, 17,
 25, 33, 41, 49, 57, 65, 73, 81, 89, 97, 105, 113, 121, 129...).

2 Parameters
 input_file_spec
 
    This is the name of the input file, and if no explicit output
    file  is  given  this  is  the output file name.  There is no
    default file type.



 output_file_spec
 
    This is the name of the file to receive the ENTABed text.
