 The format of the PRINT command is:

	PRINT < <ddn:> jobname /jsw = > filespec </fsw> <,...>

 where:
	ddn:  is the despool device to be used,
	jobname  is the name to be given to the print job,
	/jsw  are the job related switches,
	filespec  is a standard file spec,
	/fsw  are the file related switches.

 (job field related switches , i.e. left of the '=' )
 /AFTER:hh:mm - the time after which the job is printed
 /[NO]FLAG - print file flag pages
 /FORM:n - forms type
 /HOLD - hold the job in the queue
 /LENGTH:n - number of lines per page
 /PRIORITY:n - priority of the print job in the queue
 /[NO]RESTART - restart the job from the first file

 (file related switches)
 /COPIES:n - number of copies of the file
 /[NO]DELETE - delete the file after printing

 All switches can be abreviated to two characters
 For further help type "HELP PRINT <switch>" or "HELP PRINT DEFAULTS"
2 DEFAULTS
 PRINT switch defaults are:

 ddn: = PRINT queue
 jobname = the name of the first file or PRINT if '*'
 filespec typ = LST
 /AFTER:0:0 
 /NOFLAG
 /FORM:0
 /LENGTH:infinite
 /PRIORITY:50
 /NORESTART
 /COPIES:1
 /NODELETE

 All switch values are assumed decimal
2	AFTER
	/AFTER:hh:mm	Print job after specified time

  The job is held in the queue until the specified time and then released.
  If, when it is released, there are other jobs in the queue, it will not
  print immediately, but will be queued as usual.
2	COPIES
	/COPIES:n	Print n copies of the file

  n copies of the file are printed.  If applied to multiple files
  then n copies of the first file will be printed, followed by n copies
  of the second file, and so on.
2	DELETE
	/[NO]DELETE	Delete (do not delete) the file after printing

  If /DELETE is specified the Queue Manager deletes the file after it is
  despooled.  Note that the despooler can be built selectively to delete
  files based on the filename - see [1,24]LPPBLD.CMD for details.
2	FLAG
	/[NO]FLAG	Print (do not print) file flag pages

  If /FL is specified, each file is preceded by one or more file flag
  pages (depending on how the printer is set up) in addition to the one
  or more job flag pages that precede the whole job.

  The default depends on what was done at SYSGEN, but is usually /NOFLAG.
2	FORM
	/FORM:n		Print the job on Form Type n

  This switch sets the forms setting that an output device must have to
  accept the job.  The job is held until a printer with matching forms
  setting is available.  If not specified it defaults to Form Type 0, that
  is standard lineprinter paper.

  For further information on forms consult the 'Utilities Procedures'
  manual, pages 7-8 to 7-9
2	HOLD
	/HOLD		Hold the job in the queue

  This switch specifies that the job is to be entered into the print queue,
  but is to be held until released with the /REL switch on QUE.
2	LENGTH
	/LENGTH:n	Set number of lines per page

  If this switch is specified then the print processor issues a form feed if
  one is not encountered within n lines, hence causing the paper to move to
  the beginning of the next form.  n can be set from 1 through 65535, and
  the default is infinite, i.e. form feeds are never added.
2	PRIORITY
	/PRIORITY:n	Set the priority of the job

  With this switch jobs in the print queue can be assigned a print priority
  from 0 through 250.  Obviously the jobs with a higher priority are printed
  first.  The default priority is 50.
2	RESTART
	/[NO]RESTART	Restart (do not restart) from beginning of job

  If a job does not, for some reason, complete the Queue Manager by default,
  when active again, restarts the job from the top of the file that was
  being despooled at the time the job was interrupted.  If /RESTART is
  specified then in such an event the Queue Manager restarts the job from
  the top of the job.
