PRINT    Used primarily to print the contents of files
         to your printer device. Through the use of the
         "queue", multiple files can be included in a
         single PRINT command and these files will be
         automatically printed in order while you are
         using the computer to perform other work.

Format:  PRINT [/D][/Q][/C][/T][/P] FileSpec(s)

   /D:device   DEVICE to which output is to be directed

   /Q:size     maximum number of entries for the QUEUE
               (default size is 10).

   /C   CANCELS the previous and following entries on
        the command line. (Removes files from QUEUE.)

   /T   CANCELS the QUEUE completely.

   /P   ADDS the previous and following entries on the
        command line.

Example:          PRINT /D:LPT1 /Q:32

   Sets up the output DEVICE as the lpt1 printer and
   establishes a QUEUE size of 32.

Example:           PRINT MYFILE.TXT

   Prints the contents of the file named MYFILE.TXT
   that is located in the CURRENT directory.

Example:       PRINT MYFILE.TXT *.LTR

   Prints the contents of the file named MYFILE.TXT
   and ALL files with a .LTR ext that are located in
   the CURRENT directory. (Up to max QUEUE size.)

Example:   PRINT MYFILE.TXT \WP\LTRS\MARY.LTR

   Prints MYFILE.TXT file in the CURRENT directory and
   the file named MARY.LTR that is located in the
   \WP\LTRS subdirectory of the CURRENT drive.

Example:         PRINT /C WP\LTRS\MARY.LTR

   CANCELS the queue entry for the file named MARY.LTR
   in the \WP\LTRS directory on the CURRENT drive.

Example:   PRINT /C MARY.LTR JANE.LTR /P JOHN.LTR

   CANCELS the queue entry for the file named MARY.LTR
   in the CURRENT directory and ADDS the files named
   JANE.LTR and JOHN.LTR in the CURRENT directory to
   the queue.


Example:   PRINT MARY.LTR /C JANE.LTR JULIE.LTR /P

   CANCELS the queue entries for files named MARY.LTR
   and JANE.LTR in the CURRENT directory and ADDS the
   file named JULIE.LTR in the CURRENT directory to
   queue.

Example:  PRINT \WP\*.TXT /C JANE.LTR \WP\*.LTR /P

   CANCELS the queue entries for ALL files in the \WP
   directory with a .TXT ext and the JANE.LTR file in
   CURRENT directory and ADDS ALL files with a .LTR
   ext that are in the \WP directory.

Example:               PRINT

   The PRINT command when used with no parameters or
   switches will display a QUEUE Status Report.

Example:             PRINT /T

   Terminates all in-progress printing and CANCELS all
   files that are presently in the queue.


[*]  The PRINT command is the means by which the user
   controls the entries in the QUEUE. Essentially, the
   QUEUE is simply a "holding area" where the names of
   the files are stored until they are passed to the
   device for printing. This allows printing activities
   to take place in the "background" and frees up the
   computer for other activities needed by the user.


[*]  The switches for control of memory allocation and
   printing times for the PRINT command (/B:,/U:,/M:
   and /S:) are not covered in this program.
