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\section{{\tt WIDTH} command}
\index{width command}
\index{in option}
\index{input width option}
\index{out option}
\index{output width option}
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\subsection{Syntax}
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{\tt Width} \{{\tt IN=}{\it value}\} \{{\tt OUT=}{\it value}\}
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\subsection{Purpose}

Set input and output width.
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\subsection{Comments}

The `{\tt width}' command is the same as the `{\tt options}'
command.  It is provided for SPICE compatibility.  SPICE uses
{\tt width} to set two parameters: {\tt in} and {\tt out},
which we set with the {\tt options} command.
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