EmacsWiki: Page Breaks
A page break, or form feed character (ASCII ^L, which is decimal 12, octal 14, and hex c) causes many printers to break documents into pages, especially when printing plain-text files. See WikiPedia:Page break. To insert ^L in an Emacs buffer, hit ‘C-q C-l’. In EmacsLisp, the form-feed character is written `?\f’, and `\f’ represents it in strings. (`\f’ is also used in C.) A page break can also be
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