The command to change the format of a counter is the @Modify(). The syntax of
the command is:

	@Modify(Counter-name, attribute value)

Counter-name is just the counter you want to change - e.g., Page or
FootnoteCounter.

Here are some examples:

1. Changing equations to be numbered within section instead of within
   chapters:

	@Modify(EquationCounter,Within Section, Numbered <(@#@:.@1)>,
	Referenced <@#@:.@1>)

   It will produce the output:

	1 + 2 = 3                                       (1.1.1)

   And when it is referenced using the @ref() command the parenthesis will
   not be included. The @ref() would become 1.1.1 in this case.

2. Changing Chapters to be named by the word One, Two, etc.

	@Modify(Chapter, Numbered <@O>, Referenced <@1>)

   The output would look like:

			Chapter One
		The Title of the Chapter
 
3. Changing Footnotes to be numbered by "*"'s

	@modify(FootnoteCounter, Numbered <@@+[@*]>, Referenced <@@+[@*]>)

4. Changing page numbering. Page numbering is special because it is directly
   built into Scribe. The page numbering can be altered either with the
   @Modify() or @Style() commands because of this.

   The following are equivalent and will change the page numbering to the
   form "i,ii,..":

	@Modify(Page, Numbered <@i>, Reference <@i>)

	@Style(PageNumber <@i>)

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Counters that are available normally in any document type are:

	Page			Numbers the pages
	FootnoteCounter		Numbers footnotes
	Enumerate		Numbers items in the enumerate
				environment
	Itemize			"Numbers" items in the itemize
				environment (Normally just a bullet)

These additional ones are available in the report, article, and
MITthesis document types: 

	Appendix		Numbers Appendix created with @Appendix()
 	Chapter			Numbers Chapters created with @Chapter()
	EquationCounter		Numbers Equations generated by
				@equation() which include @tag() command
	FigureCounter		Numbers Figures created with @Figure()
				or @FullPageFigure()
	Paragraph		Numbers paragraphs
	Section			Numbers sections created with @section()
	SubSection		Numbers subsections created with @subsection()
	TableCounter		Numbers Tables created with @Table()
	TheoremCounter		Numbers Theorems created with @Theorem()

This one is available only in report and MITthesis:

	MajorPart		Number MajorParts created by @MajorPart()

Attributes that can be used are:

	Init		Specifies the starting value for the counter. Normally
			the acceptable values are integers.
	Numbered 	Specifies what the numbering should look like
			- e.g., 1,2.. or A,B,C. Acceptable values are
			  templates, listed below, enclosed in brackets.
	Referenced	Specifies how the reference should look when
			executing @ref(). Acceptable values are the
			same as Numbered.
	Within		Specifies a parent counter. When the parent
			counter is incremented the counter is reset to
			the Init value. Acceptable values are any
			valid counter name

Here is the list of counter codes that you can use:

  @1			Arabic cardinal numbers (1, 2, ...)
  @2 through @9		Arabic cardinal numbers with leading zeros (001 ...)
  @'			Abbreviated ordinals (1st, 2nd ...)
  @A			Uppercase alphabetics (A, B, C)
  @a			Lowercase alphabetics (a, b, c ...)
  @F			Capitalized ordinals (First, Second ...)
  @f			Lowercase ordinals (first, second ...)
  @I			Uppercase Roman numerals (I, II, ...)
  @i			Lowercase Roman numerals (i, ii, ...)
  @O			Capitalized cardinals (One, Two, ...)
  @o			Lowercase cardinals (one, two, ...)
  @*			Asterisks, up to 12 in a row (*, **, ... ************)
  @#			Value of the parent counter defined by Within
  @:character		If a parent counter exists, prints the
			character specified
  @;character		When no parent counter exists, prints the
			character specified
  @$			When followed by a list of literals (each
			separated by $'s), uses that list 
			for the counter.
  @,			Separates templates in a list
  character		Prints the specified character
  @@			Executes the scribe command that follows.
  @@@@			An at-sign

Further information on counters can be found in the Scribe User Manual,
sections 15.7 and 15.8, and the Scribe Database Administrators' Guide, Section
2.