30. The method set forth in claim 24 wherein said dividing step includes establishing a plurality of said mutually-exclusive vertically-separate portions in a sequence in accordance with the sequence of received text/graphics signals and establishing said first named areas by formatting received text/graphics signals thereto independent of said sequential formatting of said portions; and receiving a first embedded control word indicating that the formatting to said mutually-exclusive vertically-separate portions is to stop and that text/graphics signals formatted to said first named areas are to be formatted beginning at the bottom of the last one of said mutually exclusive vertically-separate formatted portions.
30. The method set forth in claim 24 wherein said dividing step includes establishing a plurality of said mutually-exclusive vertically-separate portions in a sequence in accordance with the sequence of received text/graphics signals and establishing said first named areas by formatting received text/graphics signals thereto independent of said sequential formatting of said portions; and receiving a first embedded control word indicating that the formatting to said mutually-exclusive vertically-separate portions is to stop and that text/graphics signals formatted to said first named areas are to be formatted beginning at the bottom of the last one of said mutually exclusive vertically-separate formatted portions. 31. The method set forth in claim 30 further including the steps of: monitoring the transfer of said formatted text/graphics signals in a first named area to said page and generating an end-of-page indicator for paginating the names in accordance with said mutually exclusive vertically-separate portions such that a plurality of said pages are formatted based upon the text/graphics signals of said named areas.