% Librarian A09-30>l>m  5 " EXIT HELP 6PRINT  >m1 EXITD Exits from WWPPS. You can also exit from WWPPS by pressing Ctrl/Z or Ctrl/C. Format: EXIT ww>m1 HELPD Enables you to obtain information about the World-Wide PostScript  Printing Subsystem (WWPPS).F To obtain information about all of the commands, enter the following command: WWPPS> HELPF To obtain information about individual commands or topics, enter the5 HELP command followed by the command or topi c name. Format: HELP [topic]ww>m1 PRINTD Converts one text file at a time into a printable PostScript file + and then submits it to the printer queue.< Characters can be printed in the standard font or in bold.: The following codesets are supported on OpenVMS systems: Codeset Codeset Name --------- ------------H DECHANYU DECHanyu for Traditional Chinese (Plane 1 and Plane 2 only), DECHANZI DECHanzi for Simplified Chinese! DECKOREAN DECKorean for KoreanH GB18030 GB18030-2000 for Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese ISO8859-1 ISO Latin-1 ISO8859-2 ISO Latin-2  ISO8859-5 ISO Latin-5 ISO8859-7 ISO Latin-7  ISO8859-8 ISO Latin-8 ISO8859-9 ISO Latin-9 ) SDECKANJI Super DEC Kanji for Japanese TACTIS TIS-620 for ThaiA All of these codesets are supported by WWPPS, but fonts can be @ associated with only one language at a time for each codeset. > WWPPS also supports Unic ode character conversion for all of B these codesets except Thai. A Unicode character is converted to A a character in one of these codesets; then the font supporting A that codeset is used for the character in the PostScript file. @ If a character cannot be converted, it is printed as a space.  Format:/ PRINT/QUEUE=queue-name [/qualifiers] file-specC The /QUEUE qualifier is required on all PRINT commands to specifyF the name of the queue to which the text file specified by file-spec  should be sent. Example:B WWPPS> PRINT/QUEUE=PRT_QUEUE/LOCALE=EN_US_ISO8859-1 REPORT.TXTD This command submits file REPORT.TXT to the PRT_QUEUE printer . queue to be printed in American English. 2 /COPIES /COPIES=n0 Specifies the number of copies to be printed. $ The default number of copies is 1. 2 /INDENTATION /INDENTATION=nD Specifies the number of characters to indent from the left margin.> The default is /INDENTATION=0 (no indentation). The maximum A value allowed depends on the specified (or default) values for  /PAPER_SIZE and /ORIENTATION.= /PAPER_SIZE /ORIENTATION Maximum value for /INDENTATION= =========== ============ ==============================+ LETTER PORTRAIT 39+ A4 PORTRAIT 38+ LETTER LANDSCAPE 65+ A4 LANDSCAPE 67 2 /LENGTH /LENGTH=nC Specifies page length as the number of lines. The default length 7 is 66 lines for LETTER size and 68 lines for A4 size. 2 /LOCALE /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).9 Locales are constructed using the following convention:# language_country_codeset.LOCALEB 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 8 the locale for English spoken in the United States. C 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_DECHA NYU REPLY.TXTD 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. 3 Language_and_Country_Codes= The following list aligns language codes and country codes / that are commonly associated with each other.5 Language code -> Language Country code -> Country @ =========================== ================================ CA Catalan ES Spain ES Spanish / CS Czech CZ Czech Republic! DA Danish DK Denmark% DE German CH Switzerland DE Germany EL Greek GR Greece' EN English GB Great Britain US United States! FI Finnish FI Finland! FR French BE Belgium CA Canada FR France HE Hebrew IL Israel IW Hebrew! HU Hungarian HU Hungary! IS Icelandic IS Iceland IT Italian IT Italy JA Japanese JP Japan KO Korean KR Korea# LT Lithuanian LT Lithuania% NL Dutch NL Netherlands NO Norwegian NO Norway PL Polish PL Poland PT Portuguese PT Portugal RU Russian RU Russia SK Slovak SK Slovakia SL Slovene SI Slovenia SV Swedish SE Sweden" TH Thai TH Thailand ZH Chinese HK Hong Kong  TW Taiwan# CN People's Republic ; of China3 Codeset_Codes: The following codesets are supported on OpenVMS systems: Codeset Codeset Name --------- ------------H DECHANYU DECHanyu for Traditional Chinese (Plane 1 and Plane 2 only), DECHANZI DECHanzi for Simplified Chinese! DECKOREAN DECKorean for KoreanH GB18030 GB18030-2000 for Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese ISO8859-1 ISO Latin-1 ISO8859-2 ISO Latin-2  ISO8859-5 ISO Latin-5 ISO8859-7 ISO Latin-7  ISO8859-8 ISO Latin-8 ISO8859-9 ISO Latin-9 ) SDECKANJI Super DEC Kanji for Japanese TACTIS TIS-620 for Thai 2 /ORIENTATION" /ORIENTATION=logical-orientationA Specifies the orientation of printed output on the logical page& as PORTRAIT (default) or LANDSCAPE. 2 /PAPER_SIZE /PAPER_SIZE=logical-size= Specifies the size of the paper as LETTER (default) or A4. 2 /RANGE /RANGE=m:n@ Specifies the range of pages to be printed, starting with pageD number m and ending with page number n. Or, instead of specifying C a range of pages, you can specify ODD to print only odd-numbered G pages or specify EVEN to print only even-numbered pages. By default, " the entire document is printed. 2 /VERTICAL /VERTICAL /NOVERTICAL (default)  : Specifies vertical writing mode for Chinese, Korean, and= Japanese multibyte characters. When /VERTICAL is specified,B multibyte characters are rotated counterclockwise by 90 degrees A and printed in lines from left to right; when the printed page A is rotated 90 degrees clockwise, the characters can be read in C vertical lines from right to left. In vertical mode, single-byte ; characters in languages such as English are still printed# horizontally from left to right. 2 /WIDTH /WIDTH=nJ Specifies the width of the page in columns. Valid values are as follows:5 80 (for LETTER size paper and PORTRAIT orientation)6 132 (for LETTER size paper and LANDSCAPE orientation)1 78 (for A4 size paper and PORTRAIT orientation)2 136 (for A4 size paper and LANDSCAPE orientation)! The default value is /WIDTH=80.ww