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qpr
QPR(1) General Commands Manual QPR(1)
NAME
qpr - queue files to a QMS PS printer
SYNOPSIS
qpr [ options ] [ file... ]
DESCRIPTION
qpr pipes the specified files to the local system spooler for queueing
to a QMS printer. If no files are specified, then the standard input
is read. Recognized options are:
-llanguage
Specifies the language used by the printer to interpret the doc-
ument. This should correspond to the language the document was
prepared in.
-Pprinter
Send the file(s) to printer. If not specified, the file(s) will
be queued to the user's default printer, as given by the PRINTER
environment variable for BSD systems, and as given by the system
default destination for System V systems.
-#n Print n copies for the document. Note that this does not pass
the value to the spooler as the argument for its copies func-
tion.
-c Enables the document collation capabilities when multiple copies
are requested.
-d Print the document in duplex mode.
-t Print the document in tumble duplex mode.
-m Send notification via mail(1) when the job completes. This op-
tion is passed to the local system spooler, and it is the
spooler's responsibility to effect the notification.
-itype Type represents the physical size of the paper which the printer
and/or controller can support. Type can take on the following
values: Letter, Legal, Ledger, Executive, A5, A4, A3, B5, and
B4.
-Ibin 0 represents the number of the input bin containing the paper to
be used. A code "*" requests any tray of the requested paper
size which is available, except the manual feed tray. The input
bins can be described in the following way: 1, 2, 3, 4, manu-
alfeed, or "*". (If the asterisk is used, the quotes are manda-
tory).
-oBin Bin represents the number or logical name of the output bin to
be used. A code "*" requests any face down bin which is avail-
able. The input bins can be described in the following way: 1,
2, 3, or "*". (If the asterisk is used, the quotes are manda-
tory).
-troption
This switch can turn the trailer page on or off for the current
print job.
-tsoption
Source of the trailer page can be specified with the input of a
different bin. Bins are the same as in -i. This option must be
used with -tr.
-ls Invokes the landscape feature.
-p Invokes the portrait feature.
-hoption
Turns the header page on or off for the current print job. Op-
tion can be on or off.
-Hsource
Source indicates the input bin to be used for the header page.
(Same bins as in -i ).
-R page page
This command specifies a range of logical pages to print. The
user may specify "*" (quotes are mandatory) for the last page to
indicate the end of the document. The default setting is (1 *).
-M left top right bottom alternate
This option specifies the margins which encompass all marks
printed on a given sheet for all sheets of a given document.
Margins are displacements from the edges of the sheet measured
in decipoints (1/7200").
-Stype Selects the size of the logical page mapped to the physical
sheet of paper to be used by the current print job. The values
of type are the same as the -i switch.
-D string
Include string directly specified by user in the Document Option
Command data.
-ftitle
Changes the title of the document on the header page to be that
of title , which is specified by the user. The default is the
name of the file.
-rresolution
Use the print resolution or dot density of resolution.
-Bvalue
Draws a border around the page spot which is value pixels in
width.
-G col row c_space r_space order
Determines the number and size of page spots per sheet, and the
logical order in which logical pages should be placed within the
spots.
-K numpaper fold mar thick
This option prints the job in booklet format. Fold represents
the direction of the fold (vertical/horizontal). Mar specifies
the distance between the logical page and the papers fold. Thick
is the thickness of the paper being used in 1/10 mils inch.
-F left top
This option specifies the offsets of the logical page (left,
top) within its page spot. Offsets are positive or negative
displacements from edges in decipoints.
-Coption
This switch scales the logical page to fit within its page spot.
The option can be on or off.
-g filename cycle unit
This command request that a printer resident file be compiled
and displayed as the background image of the job. Cycle defines
whether the background image affects the first page of the job
or is repeated for each page of the job. Unit defines whether
the background job should be mapped onto the physical sheet
prior to processing the images of the print job.
SEE ALSO
lpr(1) (BSD4.2)
lp(1) (AT&T System V)
NOTES
The number of copies to be printed and duplexing parameters may be
overridden by specifications within the document itself. Not all op-
tions are supported by all printer models. Refer to your specific
printers user manual for availability. Also refer to your Document Op-
tion Command manual for the correct DOC syntax.
The local system spooler, lpr(1) or lp(1), is assumed to reside along
the invoker's PATH.
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