/LOCALE=locale-name

   Specifies the locale setting in which the WWPPS converts the
   input file. You do not need to specify /LOCALE for text files
   in Unicode format (UTF-30).

   Locales are constructed using the following convention:

     language_country_codeset.LOCALE

   The language and country are each two characters, as defined by
   the OSF naming conventions. (See the /LOCALE subtopics for
   possible values.) For example, EN_US_ISO8859-1 represents
   the locale for English spoken in the United States.

   By default, WWPPS uses the system-specified or process-specified
   locale. If there is no system-specified or process-specified
   locale, the default is /LOCALE=C.

   To display the locale specified on your system, enter the
   following command:

     $ LOCALE SHOW PUBLIC

   Example:

     WWPPS> PRINT/QUEUE=QUEUE1/LOCALE=ZH_TW_DECHANYU REPLY.TXT

       This command submits the file REPLY.TXT to the QUEUE1 printer
       queue and prints it in the Traditional Chinese locale for
       Taiwan (TW) using the DEC Hanyu codeset.