 
 The list of Queue Manager com}ands is: 
 -- USER COMMANDS --
 /LIST   = list queue entries or devic
 /MODIFY = modify a print job's attributes
 /HOLD   = hold a print zob in a queue
 /RELEASE= release a held print job
 /DELETE = delete a print job from a queue 
 
 --OPERATOR COMMANDS --
 /STOP   = stop a device or the Queue Mansger
 /START  = start a device or the Queue Manager
 /SPOOL  = make a device a dpool device
 /PUBLIC = allow a despool device to take jo from the default queue
 
 Function names(commands) aze further qualifiers(ie. LIST, MODIFY,
 HOLD, RELEASE, DELETE, STOP, START, SPOOL, PUBLIC)
 
2	LIST
 
 The format of the /LIST command is: 
 
		(ddn:[uic]jobname )	( /BR )	
		(       or	  )	(  or )
	QUE	(   /JOB:n1:n2	  )	( /LI )		:op
		(       or	  )	(  or )
		(     [uic]	  )     ( /FU )
 
 where:
  ddn:	  = the despool device (queue) of the job.
  uic	  = the created job uic
  jobname = the name of the queue entry
  n1:n2	  = the queue entry number for the job
  /BR	  = specifies brief listing
  /LI	  = specifies normal listing
  /FU	  = specifies full listing
  :op	  = the listing option
    :QUE      List the named queue, or default queue PRINT (default)
    :ALL[QUE] list all the queues
    :DEV      list the named device
    :ALLDEV   lt all devices
2	MODIFY
 
 The format of the /MODIFY COMMAND IS:
 
		( ddn:[uic]jobname )
	QUE	(        or	   )	/MODIFY /sw
		(    /JOB:n1:n2	   )
 
 where:
   ddn:	   - the despool device (queue)
   uic     - the job creation uic
   jobname - the queue entry name
   n1:n2   - the queue entry ID number
   /sw	   - the attribute to be modified
     /AFTER:hh:mm - the time after which to despool the job
     /[NO]FLAG    - the file flag disposition
     /FORM:n      - the form number
     /LINES:n     - the number of lines per page
     /PRIORITY:n  - the queue priority
     /[NO]RESTART - restart disposition of the print job
 
2	HOLD
 
 The format of the /HOLD command is:
 
		( ddn:[uic]jobname )
	QUE	(        or        )	/HOLD
		(    /JOB:n1:n2    )
 
 where:
   ddn:    - the despool device (queue)
   uic     - the job creation uic
   jobname - the queue entry name
   n1:n2   - the queue entry id number
 
 The /HOLD command places a queue entry in hold state, not allowing
 it to be despooled.
 
 
2	DELETE
 
 The format of the /DELETE command is:
 
		( ddn:[uic]jobname )
	QUE	(        or        )	/DELETE
		(    /JOB:n1:n2    )
 
 where:
   ddn:    - the despool device (queue)
   uic     - the job creation uic
   jobname - the queue entry name
   n1:n2   - the queue entry id number
 
 This command deletes the specified queue entry.  If the job is in the
 process of being printed the output is aborted and the queue entry deleted.
 (This command does not delete files from a directory; it deletes the
 queue entry.)
2	RELEASE
 
 The format of the /RELEASE command is:
 
		( ddn:[uic]jobname )
	QUE	(        or        )	/RELEASE
		(    /JOB:n1:n2    )
 
 where:
   ddn:    - the despool device (queue)
   uic     - the job creation uic
   jobname - the queue entry name
   n1:n2   - the queue entry id number
 
 The /RELEASE command removes the job's queue entry from the queue.
 This does not affect the files, only the print job entry.
 it to be despooled.
 
 
2	START
 
 The format of the /START command is:
 
	QUE ddn:/START/:op/sw
 
 where:
   ddn: - the despool device
   op: - the start option
     <null>    - continue from point of stop
     NEXT      - start with next job
     TOP       - start at top of current file
     PAGE:n    - start a page ~ of current file
     BACK:n    - start n pages back of point of stop
     FORWARD:N - START n pages after point of stop/
     QMG       - start the Queue Manager
  /sw - start wswitches
     /FLAG:n - start device with n flag pages
     /FORM:n - start device with forms n
 
2	STOP
 
 The format of the /STOP command is:
 
	QUE ddn:/STOP:op
 
 where:
   ddn: - the despool device
   op:  - the stop option
     <null> - stop now, i.e. pause
     EOF    - stop after this file
     EOJ    - stop after this job
     QMG    - stop the Queue Manager
 
 The /STOP command allows a device to be stopped while still keeping
 the job entries in the queue(s).  It also allows the Queue Mansger to
 be stopped which stops all devices and queues and breaks assignments.
 
2	SPOOL
 
 The format of the /SPOOL command is:
 
 
	QUE ddn:/[NO]SPOOL/sw
 
 
 where:
   ddn: - the despool device
   /sw  - the SPOOL switches
     /FLAG:n - set device spooled with n flag pages
     /FORM:n - set device spooled with forms n
 
 The /SPOOL command creates a queue and processor for the device
 and starts the queue.  The /NOSPOOL command stops the queue and deletes
 the queue and the processor.
 
2	PUBLIC
 
 The format of the /PUBLIC command is:
 
 
	QUE ddn:/[NO]PUBLIC
 
 
 where:
   ddn: - the despool device
 
 
 The /PUBLIC command assigns the default queue PRINT to the despool
 processor for device ddn:.  The /NOPUBLIC command breaks this
 assignment.
2	STARTUP
 
 To start up the Queue Manager/Spooler:
 
    if not in system:       .IFINS PRT... REM PRT...
			    INS LB:[1,54]QMG
			    INS LB:[1,54]QMGCLI
			    INS LB:[1,54]QMGCLI/TASK=...PRI
			    INS LB:[1,54]QMGPRT
			    INS LB:[1,54]LPP/TASK=TTP1
 
    If in system(or once installed):
			    SET /PUBLIC=TT1:
			    QUE TT1:/SPOOL
			    QUE TT1:/PUBLIC
			    QUE /START:QMG
 
 Now tasks may be spooled via either the PRINT command or the /SP
 switch in PIP.
