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Subject: PRINT qualifiers
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Date: Mon, 15-Apr-85 13:28:17 EST
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From: walton%deimos@cit-hamlet.arpa

Far  be  it  from  me  to  contradict  DEC  software  support,	but...
PRINT/NOFEED does what you want - namely, using it causes the symbiont
to  print  the	file  without  inserting a form feed when the symbiont
thinks	the  printer  is near the end of a page.  PRINT/PAGES now sets
the  range of pages to be printed; e.g.  PRINT/PAGE=1 prints only page
1, PRINT/PAGES=(5,10) prints pages 5 through 10.  In order to tell the
symbiont  that your printer doesn't have hardware form feeds, you have
to  use  PRINT/CHARACTERISTICS;  to change the length of the page, use
PRINT/FORM=n,  where  your system manager has defined form "n" to have
the desired length.  At least, this is what our system tells me when I
type HELP PRINT.