Title and Copyright Information
 
About This Manual
Audience
Related Software
Organization
Related Documentation
Reader's Comments
Conventions
 
1    Introduction
1.1    Benefits of Using Advanced Printing Software
1.2    Advanced Printing Software Terminology
1.3    Access to the User Interfaces
1.4    Command Syntax Elements
1.4.1    Specifying Options and Arguments
1.4.2    Specifying Operands and Classes
1.5    Attribute Guidelines
1.5.1    Modifying Default Attribute Values
1.5.2    Attribute Value Syntax
1.5.2.1    Syntax for Single-Value Attributes
1.5.2.2    Syntax for Multivalue Attributes
1.5.2.3    Syntax for Complex Attributes
1.5.3    Abbreviating Attributes and Values
1.6    Job and Document Identifiers
1.7    Getting Help for Commands
 
2    Defining Printer Defaults
2.1    Defining the Name Service
2.2    Defining Your Default Logical Printer
2.2.1    Defining a Default Logical Printer for the CDE Mail Tool
2.3    Accessing the Default Logical Printer
2.4    Accessing a Specific Logical Printer
2.5    Listing Logical Printer Attribute Properties
2.5.1    Requesting Specific Printer Attributes
2.6    Setting Default Logical Printer Attributes
2.6.1    Setting Default Print Job Attributes
2.6.2    Setting Default Print Document Attributes
2.6.3    Checking a Logical Printer for Initial-Value Objects
2.6.4    Using an Attribute File
 
3    Printing Your Job
3.1    Submitting a Print Job
3.2    Specifying Job Attributes
3.2.1    Setting Print Job Priority
3.2.2    Specifying the Number of Copies
3.2.3    Specifying Two-Sided Printing
3.2.4    Specifying the Document Format
3.2.5    Specifying Media
3.2.6    Specifying Input Trays
3.2.7    Specifying Output Bins
3.2.8    Specifying Finishing Processes
3.2.9    Printing from Standard Input
3.3    Specifying Job Scheduling Attributes
3.3.1    Holding a Print Job
3.3.2    Printing a Job After a Specific Time
3.3.3    Retaining a Print Job
3.3.4    Automatically Discarding a Print Job
3.4    Specifying Default Attributes for Jobs and Documents
3.4.1    Setting Default Print Job Attributes
3.4.2    Setting Default Print Document Attributes
3.4.3    Using an Attribute File
3.5    Requesting Notification of Job Status
3.5.1    Requesting E-mail Notification
3.5.2    Requesting Console Message Notification
3.6    Using Preprocessor Filters
3.6.1    Translating Text Files to PostScript
3.7    Printing to a Specific Physical Printer
 
4    Managing Your Print Job
4.1    Checking the Status of Your Job
4.1.1    Job States
4.1.2    Displaying a Detailed List of Your Job's Attributes
4.1.3    Requesting Job Error Information
4.2    Modifying Your Print Job
4.3    Pausing and Resuming Your Job
4.4    Resubmitting Your Job
4.5    Remove Your Job
 
A    Attribute Reference
A.1    Common Job and Document Attributes
A.2    Text Document Attributes
A.3    Commonly Used Logical Printer Attributes
 
B    BSD Print System Command Equivalents
 
Tables
1-1    End User Commands
4-1    Job States
B-1    BSD and Advanced Printing Software Command Equivalents
 
Index