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                    Release Notes


                    January 2003

                    This manual contains information about the current
                    release of DCPS.







                    Revision/Update Information:  These release notes
                                                  supersede all other
                                                  documentation.

                    Software Version:             hp DECprint Supervisor
                                                  (DCPS) for hp OpenVMS,
                                                  Version 2.2

                    Operating System:             hp OpenVMS Alpha,
                                                  Version 6.2, 7.2-2,
                                                  7.3 or 7.3-1
                                                  hp OpenVMS VAX, Version
                                                  5.5-2, 7.2 or 7.3












                    Hewlett-Packard Company
                    Palo Alto, California

 






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          The DECprint Supervisor documentation set is available on
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  _________________________________________________________________

                                                           Contents



  Preface...................................................      v

  1  DCPS Version 2.2 Information

        1.1   DCPS Version 2.2 Changes......................    1-1
        1.1.1     New Printers Supported....................    1-1
        1.1.2     Autostart Queues Supported................    1-1
        1.1.3     Port Number Made Optional.................    1-2
        1.1.4     New Setup Mode for Startup Procedure......    1-2
        1.1.5     New Generic HP Class of Printer...........    1-4
        1.2   DCPS Version 2.2 Fixes........................    1-4
        1.2.1     Tray Name Restored........................    1-4

  2  Printer-Specific Information

        2.1   Problems Starting Queues......................    2-1
        2.2   HP Color LaserJet 2500........................    2-2
        2.3   HP LaserJet 4200, 4300 and 9000 MFP...........    2-2

  3  DCPS Restrictions

        3.1   Printers with Auto-Sensing Features...........    3-1
        3.2   Job Remains in Starting State for Raw TCP/IP
              or LAT Queue..................................    3-1
        3.3   Job Remains in Starting State for Raw TCP/IP
              Queue.........................................    3-2
        3.4   Connection Terminations for Raw TCP/IP
              Queue.........................................    3-2
        3.5   NOT_READY Warnings for Unavailable Raw TCP/IP
              Printer.......................................    3-3
        3.6   Translators Do Not Generate Color
              PostScript....................................    3-3


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          3.7   Job Trailer Page Jogs with PostScript Level 2
                Printers......................................    3-4
          3.8   Unable to Perform ANSI Tray Selection for
                Certain Printers .............................    3-4
          3.9   AppleTalk Queues Do Not Start or Jobs Remain
                in Starting State ............................    3-5
          3.10  Some Printers Do Not Send Status Messages to
                the Host......................................    3-6
          3.11  Printer Name Is Not Always Printed
                Correctly.....................................    3-6
          3.12  DDIF Printing Requires DECwindows Software or
                DECimage Application Services.................    3-6
          3.13  Compatibility of NUMBER_UP and PostScript
                Drivers.......................................    3-6
          3.14  LIST Translator Ignores PAGE_SIZE Parameter...    3-7
          3.15  Embedded PJL Commands Discarded; Avoid Binary
                Mode..........................................    3-7
          3.16  Unreliable Communication After Errors on Some
                Printers .....................................    3-7
          3.17  Deleting Job When Using AppleTalk.............    3-8
          3.18  Avoid STOP/QUEUE/RESET Usage for PrintServer
                Printer Which Is Rejecting Connections........    3-8
          3.19  No Job Trailer Page on DELETE/ENTRY...........    3-9
          3.20  Problems with PostScript Files When Printing
                with /COPIES .................................    3-9
          3.21  Problems Using PAGE_LIMIT with /JOB_COUNT.....    3-9
          3.22  Setting I/O Buffers Too Small May Produce
                OPCOM Errors..................................    3-9
          3.23  Cannot Start Queue for PrintServer Printer....   3-10

    4  Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS

          4.1   DCPS Processes Consume Memory and Pagefile....    4-1
          4.2   Problems Starting Queues with Multistreamed
                Symbionts.....................................    4-1
          4.3   Problem Starting Queues for LAT- and
                Direct-Connected Printers.....................    4-2
          4.4   I/O Errors for Serially-Connected Printers....    4-3
          4.5   Symbiont Aborts with Insufficient Dynamic
                Memory Error..................................    4-4
          4.6   Symbionts Aborts with Access Violation or Bad
                Parameter Error ..............................    4-4



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        A  Raw TCP/IP Port Numbers

        B  List of Files Installed on Alpha Systems


        C  List of Files Installed on VAX Systems


        Tables

              1         DECprint Supervisor Documentation.........     vi

              A-1       Raw TCP/IP Port Numbers...................    A-1
































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        _________________________________________________________________

                                                                  Preface



        Intended Audience

              These release notes describe new features, bug fixes,
              usage hints, restrictions and other useful information
              for this release of DECprint Supervisor. System managers
              and users should review this document for new information
              about installing and using this release of DCPS.

                ________________________ Note ________________________

                Starting with DCPS V2.0, the need for DCPS-OPEN and
                DCPS-PLUS licenses has been eliminated. The right
                to use all features of DCPS is now included with the
                OpenVMS operating system license.

                ______________________________________________________

        Document Structure

              These release notes contain the following chapters and
              appendices:

              o  Chapter 1 describes changes included in DCPS V2.2.

              o  Chapter 2 provides information about using DCPS with
                 specific printers.

              o  Chapter 3 identifies current restrictions that exist
                 with DCPS V2.2.

              o  Chapter 4 contains information about OpenVMS operating
                 system problems that are known to impact DCPS.

              o  Appendix A lists commonly-used port numbers used when
                 setting up IP printers.

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          o  Appendix B lists files installed by DCPS V2.2 on OpenVMS
             Alpha systems.

          o  Appendix C lists files installed by DCPS V2.2 on OpenVMS
             VAX systems.

    Related Documents

          The primary source of information about DCPS is the
          following set of software manuals:

          Table_1_DECprint_Supervisor_Documentation__________________

          Software              Describes how to install DCPS
          Installation Guide

          System Manager's      Describes how system managers, data
          Guide                 center operators and application
                                programmers can create and manage
                                DCPS print queues and solve printing
                                problems.

          User's Guide          Describes how to use DCPS to print to
                                PostScript printers.

          Software Product      Contains the full list of printers
          Description (SPD      supported by DCPS and additional
          44.15.xx)             information about the features and
          ______________________requirements_of_DCPS_V2.2.___________

          For additional information about HP OpenVMS products and
          services, visit the following World Wide Web address:

          http://www.openvms.compaq.com/

    Reader's Comments

          HP welcomes your comments on this manual. Please send
          comments to either of the following addresses:

          Internet    openvmsdoc@hp.com

          Mail        Hewlett-Packard Company
                      OSSG Documentation Group, ZKO3-4/U08
                      110 Spit Brook Road
                      Nashua NH 03062-2698

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        How to Order Additional Documentation

              For information about how to order additional
              documentation, visit the following World Wide Web address:

              http://www.openvms.compaq.com/

              Part numbers for DCPS-related documentation are listed
              in the Ordering Additional Documentation appendix of the
              Software Installation Guide, System Manager's Guide and
              User's Guide.

        Conventions

              The following conventions are used in this manual:

              Ctrl/x           A sequence such as Ctrl/x indicates that
                               you must hold down the key labeled Ctrl
                               while you press another key or a pointing
                               device button.

              <Return>         In examples, a key name enclosed in a
                               box indicates that you press a key on
                               the keyboard. (In text, a key name is not
                               enclosed in a box.)

                               In the HTML version of this document, this
                               convention appears as brackets, rather
                               than a box.

               . . .           A horizontal ellipsis in examples
                               indicates one of the following
                               possibilities:

                               o  Additional optional arguments in a
                                  statement have been omitted.

                               o  The preceding item or items can be
                                  repeated one or more times.

                               o  Additional parameters, values, or other
                                  information can be entered.

              ( )              In command format descriptions,
                               parentheses indicate that you must enclose
                               choices in parentheses if you specify more
                               than one.

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          [ ]              In command format descriptions, brackets
                           indicate optional choices. You can choose
                           one or more items or no items. Do not
                           type the brackets on the command line.
                           However, you must include the brackets
                           in the syntax for OpenVMS directory
                           specifications and for a substring
                           specification in an assignment statement.

          |                In command format descriptions, vertical
                           bars separate choices within brackets
                           or braces. Within brackets, the choices
                           are optional; within braces, at least
                           one choice is required. Do not type the
                           vertical bars on the command line.

          { }              In command format descriptions, braces
                           indicate required choices; you must choose
                           at least one of the items listed. Do not
                           type the braces on the command line.

          bold text        This typeface represents the introduction
                           of a new term. It also represents the name
                           of an argument, an attribute or a reason.

          italic text      Italic text indicates important
                           information, complete titles of manuals or
                           variables. Variables include information
                           that varies in system output (Internal
                           error number), in command lines (
                           /PRODUCER=name) and in command parameters
                           in text (where dd represents the
                           predefined code for the device type).

          UPPERCASE TEXT   Uppercase text indicates a command, the
                           name of a routine, the name of a file, or
                           the abbreviation for a system privilege.

          Monospace text   Monospace type indicates code examples and
                           interactive screen displays.

          -                A hyphen at the end of a command format
                           description, command line or code line
                           indicates that the command or statement
                           continues on the following line.

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              numbers          All numbers in text are assumed to be
                               decimal unless otherwise noted. Nondecimal
                               radixes-binary, octal or hexadecimal-are
                               explicitly indicated.








































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                                             DCPS Version 2.2 Information


              This section describes changes included in DCPS V2.2. You
              can find more information for several of these changes
              elsewhere in these release notes.

        1.1 DCPS Version 2.2 Changes

        1.1.1 New Printers Supported

              DCPS V2.2 adds support for the following printers:

                 GENICOM Intelliprint mL260
                 HP Color LaserJet 2500
                 HP Color LaserJet 5500
                 HP LaserJet 4200
                 HP LaserJet 4300
                 HP LaserJet 5100
                 HP LaserJet 4100 MFP
                 HP LaserJet 9000 MFP
                 Lexmark C750

        1.1.2 Autostart Queues Supported

              DCPS now supports the autostart feature for execution
              queues. To make a DCPS queue be an autostart queue, specify
              AUTOSTART_ON in the P2 parameter to DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE in
              DCPS$STARTUP.COM. For example:

                $ IF .NOT. SETUP_MODE THEN @SYS$STARTUP:DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE -
                    COLOR_PRINTER -
                    AUTOSTART_ON=(FOO,BAR)::"IP_RawTCP/hp5500.lkg.dec.com" -
                    DCPS_LIB

              In this example, the execution queue COLOR_PRINTER,
              printing to the printer at hp5500.lkg.dec.com over raw
              TCP, is set to autostart on nodes FOO and BAR.

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          Please note the following details concerning autostart:

          o  The same procotol and device is used on all nodes. You
             must ensure the printer device is available on any node
             specified in the autostart list.

          o  DCPS does not check the node name(s) you specify to
             determine if it is an existing node name. Be sure to
             specify the node name correctly.

          o  You must ensure that DCPS is installed and configured on
             every node specified in the autostart list.

          o  DCPS autostart queues are activated for autostart when
             DCPS$STARTUP is run, unless it is being run in setup
             mode. (See Section 1.1.4 for more information about
             running the DCPS startup procedure in setup mode.)

          o  AUTOSTART_ON may be abbreviated as AUTO.

          o  Do not use double colons (::) when specifying nodes
             in the autostart list. A double colon must be used to
             separate the list of autostart nodes and the rest of the
             P2 parameter.

    1.1.3 Port Number Made Optional

          Previously, if you were using raw TCP to print, a port
          number had to be specified in the P2 parameter to
          DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE in DCPS$STARTUP.COM. Port 9100 is
          now assumed if no port number is specified.

    1.1.4 New Setup Mode for Startup Procedure

          The DCPS startup procedure, DCPS$STARTUP, can now be run
          in a shortened "setup" mode. This mode would most commonly
          be used if your queues are autostart queues, and you wanted
          to speed up the execution of DCPS$STARTUP. In setup mode,
          logical names needed by DCPS are defined, but no queues are
          created, modified or started.

          To run DCPS$STARTUP in setup mode, pass SETUP as the P1
          parameter. For example,

            $ @SYS$STARTUP:DCPS$STARTUP SETUP

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              To define logical names, DCPS$STARTUP now creates a "setup
              file" each time it runs in normal (non-setup) mode. This
              file is called DCPS$STARTUP_SETUP.COM and is run when
              DCPS$STARTUP is later run in setup mode. The setup file
              should not be modified and is only for use by DCPS$STARTUP.

              Please note the following details concerning setup mode:

              o  When run in setup mode, all commands in DCPS$STARTUP.COM
                 are executed, except for initializing or modifying
                 queues with calls to DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE and
                 DCPS$GENERIC_QUEUE. All other code, such as creating
                 LAT devices or defining queue-related logical names such
                 as DCPS$queuename_NO_SYNC will be executed.

              o  If the setup file does not exist when DCPS$STARTUP is
                 run in setup mode, startup will run in normal mode and a
                 setup file will be created.

              o  DCPS$STARTUP will display whether it is running in setup
                 or normal mode.

              o  If running in setup mode, DCPS$STARTUP will display the
                 creation date of the setup file it is using.

              o  If running in setup mode, and DCPS$STARTUP.COM has
                 been modified since the setup file was created, an
                 informational message will be displayed. Startup
                 will continue in setup mode, ignoring changes to the
                 procedure made in the portion of DCPS$STARTUP that does
                 not run in setup mode. In this case, DCPS$STARTUP.COM
                 should be reviewed to see if any changes affecting
                 queues were made, and run again in normal mode so a
                 new setup file can be created.

              o  To use DCPS$STARTUP in setup mode, you must copy the
                 new DCPS$STARTUP.TEMPLATE to DCPS$STARTUP.COM and
                 incorporate your site-specific modifications.







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    1.1.5 New Generic HP Class of Printer

          If you try to print to a printer model unsupported by DCPS,
          the printer is classified as an "unrecognized" printer and
          while printing is attempted, it may not be successful.

          DCPS now has a "generic HP" class of printer to help in
          printing to new HP printer models. When printing to an
          HP printer not recognized by DCPS, a set of paper sizes,
          tray names and commands to select those trays, known to
          work with HP printers, are used. Therefore, features not
          available with an "unrecognized" printer are probably
          available with an "generic HP" printer. These features
          include tray selection and use of the printer's native PCL
          interpreter.

          If a printer is being treated as a "generic HP" printer, an
          OPCOM message will be issued similar to the one used with
          "unrecognized" printers:

            %%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  14-NOV-2002 16:25:43.37  %%%%%%%%%%%
            Message from user SYSTEM on FUNYET
            Queue NEW_PRINTER: %DCPS-W-HPGENERIC, Product name hp LaserJet 9999 not
             recognized; assuming HP Generic

    1.2 DCPS Version 2.2 Fixes

          The following problems are fixed in DCPS V2.2.

    1.2.1 Tray Name Restored

          In DCPS V2.1, the output tray SIDE was inadvertently
          removed from the possible trays on the HP LaserJet 8000,
          8100 and 8150 printers. This tray was still selectable with
          the name STACKER, but is now selectable by either name.










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                                             Printer-Specific Information


              The following sections provide information about using DCPS
              with specific printers. The DCPS System Manager's Guide
              and DCPS User's Guide contain additional printer-specific
              information.

        2.1 Problems Starting Queues

              Some HP printers do not respond to the DCPS synchronization
              request at the beginning of a job. Therefore, you must
              define the logical name DCPS$queuename_NO_SYNC before
              queues to these printers are started, or DCPS jobs will not
              start. See Section 3.2 in these Release Notes or the DCPS
              System Manager's Guide for more information. The printers
              for which you must define the logical name are:

                 HP Color LaserJet 2500
                 HP Color LaserJet 5500
                 HP LaserJet 4200
                 HP LaserJet 4300

              It is also recommended that the printer's personality
              setting be set to PS (PostScript).

                ________________________ Note ________________________

                Setting the printer's personality to PS (PostScript)
                alone will not solve the problem for these printers.
                This problem is expected to be resolved in a future
                version of printer firmware.

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    2.2 HP Color LaserJet 2500

          The HP Color LaserJet 2500 printer cannot detect the size
          of paper in its trays, even if the size has been specified
          via the printer's console. Therefore, the following
          restrictions apply when using DCPS with this printer:

          o  It is not possible to select media by paper size.

          o  If paper of a different size than the default is loaded
             in a tray, its size will be considered as the default
             size. For example, if the default printer paper size
             is letter, a legal-size document will be truncated to
             letter size when printing on legal size paper.

    2.3 HP LaserJet 4200, 4300 and 9000 MFP

          Output trays STACKER and STAPLER refer to the same physical
          tray, included with the printer's optional finisher.

          The preferred way to specify stapling is with the DCPS
          parameter STAPLE, which offers four different staple
          positions and takes page orientation into account when
          determining staple position. Therefore, when specifying
          stapled output with the STAPLE parameter, use OUTPUT_
          TRAY=STACKER.

          If you specify OUTPUT_TRAY=STAPLER, the printer will staple
          output by default and place the staple in the printer's
          default staple position. Job burst and flag pages, if any,
          will be stapled to your job.

          Not all staple positions are possible given the printer's
          paper feed direction and page orientation specified.
          Also, the HP LaserJet 9000 offers more possible stapling
          positions than the LaserJet 4200 and 4300 printers, which
          can staple only at the top left for portrait output and top
          right for landscape output.







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                                                        DCPS Restrictions


              The following sections identify the current restrictions
              that exist with DCPS. See the DCPS System Manager's Guide
              and DCPS User's Guide for printer-specific restrictions.

        3.1 Printers with Auto-Sensing Features

              Many printers can sense the data type of a print job. Such
              printers allow you to specify how and whether the auto-
              sensing feature is enabled, per interconnect channel,
              through the front panel or printer management software.

              For most printers that offer this feature, the DCPS
              software works properly when the printer is set to
              "PostScript" mode, or to "Auto-Sensing" mode. You must
              set such printers to operate in one of these modes before
              starting the DCPS queues. The DCPS software does not
              operate properly if the printer is set to "PCL" mode.

              See Chapter 2 and the DCPS System Manager's Guide for
              additional information.

        3.2 Job Remains in Starting State for Raw TCP/IP or LAT Queue

              Most printers respond to the PostScript synchronization
              command at the beginning of a DCPS job, but some do not. If
              all jobs to a queue remain in the Starting state, you may
              need to take one of the following steps:

              o  Change Printer Language Setting

                 Often, setting the printer's language-sensing mode to
                 PostScript, instead of auto-sensing between PostScript
                 and PCL, will solve the problem. Refer to your printer
                 documentation for instructions on changing the language
                 for the appropriate port. This is the preferred method
                 for avoiding the problem.

              o  Define NO_SYNC Logical Name

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             If the problem is not solved by changing the printer
             setting, you can tell DCPS to skip the PostScript
             synchronization command by defining the logical name
             DCPS$queuename_NO_SYNC and restarting the queue.
             This works with printers that use raw TCP/IP or LAT
             connections on built-in Network Interface Cards (NICs).
             It has no effect when using printers connected via other
             interconnects.

    3.3 Job Remains in Starting State for Raw TCP/IP Queue

          If you set up a DCPS queue that uses a raw TCP/IP
          connection and specify an incorrect TCP port number for
          the printer, any print jobs that you submit to the queue
          will remain in a starting state. DCPS cannot determine that
          you have provided an incorrect port number, because the
          network failure that it receives is no different than if
          the printer had been busy or offline.

          Note that a print job in a raw TCP/IP queue may remain in a
          starting state for other reasons as well.

          Check the documentation for your printer, network interface
          card, print server, or terminal server to determine the
          correct TCP port number to use. The TCP port number may
          also be listed in Table A-1.

    3.4 Connection Terminations for Raw TCP/IP Queue

          You may get CONTERMINATED errors for long print jobs when
          using raw TCP/IP connections. For jobs that consist of a
          single file or only use the native PostScript capability
          of the printer (for example, they do not use native PCL),
          these errors are most likely to occur at the end of the
          job, with job trailer pages (if specified for the queue)
          and print job accounting (if enabled) being lost. For other
          jobs, these errors may occur in the middle of the job,
          with subsequent documents as well as the trailer pages
          and accounting information being lost. DCPS requeues the
          terminated jobs, placing them in a Holding state so that
          you can reprint them once you resolve the termination
          problem.



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              Some network devices, including the HP JetDirect cards,
              drop a TCP/IP connection if they do not receive any input
              from the host system within a specified amount of time.
              This is a feature, meant to prevent host software from
              monopolizing the device. DCPS, however, waits for the
              printer to acknowledge that previous documents are printed
              before switching from PostScript to some other native
              printer language and also before printing a trailer page
              and gathering accounting information. Even though the
              printer may be busy, the NIC may not receive any more input
              from DCPS before the timeout is reached.

              If your NIC allows you to alter the TCP/IP idle timeout
              value, you can work around this problem by disabling or
              increasing the timeout. Check your NIC documentation to
              determine if this is possible, and how to do it. Then
              release any requeued jobs for which desired output was
              lost, and delete the other requeued jobs.

              Note that it is the length of a job in time (versus size)
              that is important. For example, a very small PostScript
              program can take a very long time to print. Hence, it is
              difficult to predict how large a timeout is adequate.

        3.5 NOT_READY Warnings for Unavailable Raw TCP/IP Printer

              If a job is queued to a printer that uses a raw TCP/IP
              connection, and the printer is busy or offline, you will
              get NOT_READY warning messages for the printer.

              If you believe or determine that the printer is busy, you
              can ignore these messages. DCPS cannot, unfortunately,
              differentiate between the printer being busy, offline, or
              otherwise unavailable.

        3.6 Translators Do Not Generate Color PostScript

              The translators provided with DCPS (for example, ReGIS) do
              not generate color PostScript commands, even if your source
              file contains color information. The colors are instead
              translated to various shades of gray.




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    3.7 Job Trailer Page Jogs with PostScript Level 2 Printers

          When job jogging is enabled on PostScript Level 2 printers
          to separate jobs by offsetting them, jogging occurs between
          the body of a job and its trailer page (if any).

    3.8 Unable to Perform ANSI Tray Selection for Certain Printers

          An attempt to print an ANSI file containing a tray
          selection escape sequence might fail, depending on which
          printer you are using. If so, the job might abort with a
          PostScript configuration error, with the offending command
          being "setpapertray".

          Also, some printers, such as the Compaq Laser Printer
          LN16 and GENICOM microLaser 170, have input trays with
          PostScript tray numbers of 0. The ANSI escape sequence
          DECASFC is used to select trays, but a value of 0 means
          "no tray change" and selecting tray 0 is therefore not
          possible. For example, an ANSI escape sequence of

            <CSI>0!v

          does not select tray 0, but rather indicates no change of
          tray.

          A workaround to this problem is to create and subsequently
          invoke a setup module that redefines the settoptray,
          setbottomtray, setlcittray and setmanualfeedtray PostScript
          commands within the TRN$XLATE_DICT dictionary.

          For example, for a Compaq Laser Printer LN16, DIGITAL
          Laser Printer LN15 or LN15+, or GENICOM microLaser
          170, you should create a setup module that contains the
          following definitions for settoptray, setbottomtray and
          setmanualfeedtray:

            TRN$XLATE_DICT begin
              /settoptray        { statusdict begin 0 setpapertray end } def
              /setbottomtray     { statusdict begin 1 setpapertray end } def
              /setmanualfeedtray { statusdict begin 3 setpapertray end } def
            end



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              For an HP LaserJet 4M Plus, you should create a setup
              module that contains:

                TRN$XLATE_DICT begin
                  /settoptray    { statusdict begin 3 setpapertray end } def
                  /setbottomtray { statusdict begin 0 setpapertray end } def
                  /setlcittray   { statusdict begin 1 setpapertray end } def
                end

              PostScript tray numbers are documented in the DCPS User's
              Guide.

        3.9 AppleTalk Queues Do Not Start or Jobs Remain in Starting
            State

              The first print queue in the process to use AppleTalk fails
              with the following error and the queue does not start:

                %DCPS-W-ATK_FOR_VMS, Error connecting to AppleTalk for VMS driver

              If other queues using the AppleTalk interconnect are
              started on that same process this error is not reported.
              These queues will start, but jobs on these queues remain in
              the "starting" state.

              If a queue using the AppleTalk interconnect is started
              before the AppleTalk network software is running, then
              the queue might start but will not be functional. This
              occurs when DCPS is running as a multistreamed symbiont and
              another print queue is running in the same process.

              To recover from such an error, stop all queues supported by
              any currently running symbiont processes that have detected
              that the AppleTalk network software is not running (one
              error message is generated per symbiont process). Restart
              the AppleTalk software and the queues.

              To avoid this problem, run the AppleTalk network software
              before starting any DCPS print queues.






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    3.10 Some Printers Do Not Send Status Messages to the Host

          Some PostScript printers, because of their internal
          architecture, report status information only to the printer
          console and not to the host system with which they are
          communicating. As a result, DCPS is not aware of some
          status conditions (for example, paper out, paper jam,
          page too complex, cover open, etc.) and cannot report them
          to you. Instead, the DCPS queue will enter the Stalled
          state if DCPS subsequently attempts to communicate with the
          printer. This subsequent attempt may come during the same
          job that first experienced the problem or in a later one.

          The following is a list of some of the printers which
          exhibit this behavior:

             - DEClaser 5100 printer
             - LN17ps printer
             - some HP LaserJet III and IV printers (but not the
             HP LaserJet III with the HP PostScript-Plus Level 2
             cartridge or the HP LaserJet IIISi if jam recovery is
             disabled)

    3.11 Printer Name Is Not Always Printed Correctly

          When multinational characters are used in the PostScript
          "printername", the printer name printed on the bottom of
          separation pages may be printed in the wrong character
          set.

    3.12 DDIF Printing Requires DECwindows Software or DECimage
         Application Services

          To print DDIF encoded bitonal images, DCPS requires that
          either DECwindows software or Version 3.1 of DECimage
          Application Services (DAS) be installed on your system.
          DAS is only available on OpenVMS VAX systems.

    3.13 Compatibility of NUMBER_UP and PostScript Drivers

          PostScript files created with the LaserWriter 8.0 or 8.1.1
          driver or the Adobe 2.1.1 Windows driver in conjunction
          with the application may produce PostScript files that do
          not print as expected with NUMBER_UP greater than 1.

    3-6 DCPS Restrictions

 







              Symptoms include pages being clipped, printed outside of
              the NUMBER_UP page spots, or being improperly scaled.

        3.14 LIST Translator Ignores PAGE_SIZE Parameter

              The LIST translator ignores the PAGE_SIZE parameter when
              formatting pages. It creates pages with maximum content at
              a size adequate for both A (Letter) and A4 paper:

                 PORTRAIT ORIENTATION: 80 columns, 70 lines
                 LANDSCAPE ORIENTATION: 150 columns, 66 lines

              It is still possible to use PAGE_SIZE and SHEET_SIZE
              parameters together to scale the logical page onto a
              different size sheet.

        3.15 Embedded PJL Commands Discarded; Avoid Binary Mode

              Drivers that create files for PJL printers, such as those
              for the DEClaser 5100 and the HP LaserJet IV family,
              include printer control commands in HP Printer Job Language
              (PJL). DCPS filters out and discards that data. Therefore,
              printer options selected by such drivers do not affect the
              print job.

              When using these drivers, do NOT select binary mode. It
              will insert additional commands into the file that can
              cause incorrect behavior when printing via DCPS. The exact
              form of behavior depends on which printer is actually
              connected to the queue and whether or not the job passes
              through a DCPS translator.

        3.16 Unreliable Communication After Errors on Some Printers

              Unexpected errors can occur at the end of a print job when
              printing to some printers using the AppleTalk interconnect.
              The printers which can exhibit problems include the
              LaserWriter Pro 600, LaserWriter Pro 630, the LaserWriter
              IIg, and the LaserWriter IIf. Generally, the unexpected
              error occurs when an explainable error occurred during the
              print job; for example, a PostScript error which causes the
              PostScript interpreter to "Flush to the EOJ", or a timeout
              error while waiting for manual feed. The behavior a user
              may see includes one of more of the following:

              o  A second PostScript error or timeout error occurs

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          o  DCPS unexpectedly loses communication with the printer

          o  The job trailer page (if specified) may not print

          o  The page count in the accounting file is not correct

          o  A delay of up to one minute before the job completes

          The user's part of the print job prints as expected. The
          unexpected error occurs during the end of job processing
          (for example, getting the page count or the job trailer
          page printed) done by the DECprint Supervisor. Once
          the offending job is complete, subsequent jobs print as
          expected. No system operator intervention is needed.

    3.17 Deleting Job When Using AppleTalk

          When printing using an AppleTalk interconnect, a request
          to delete a job (DELETE/ENTRY) is accomplished by closing
          the connection to the printer. The AppleTalk protocol does
          not provide for interrupting the PostScript interpreter;
          therefore, the printer will continue to print page
          descriptions that are contained in its buffer before it
          stops printing the job. A job trailer page will not be
          printed.

    3.18 Avoid STOP/QUEUE/RESET Usage for PrintServer Printer Which
         Is Rejecting Connections

          If you issue a STOP/QUEUE/RESET command for a queue to
          a DIGITAL PrintServer printer while there is a job in
          the "Starting" state and while the printer is rejecting
          connections (because, for example, the PrintServer
          is powered off or is booting), the queue will stop.
          Occasionally the symbiont process will not terminate. Avoid
          issuing this command until the PrintServer printer becomes
          available. If the job is in the "Starting" state and also
          in the PrintServer printer's job queue, a STOP/QUEUE/RESET
          will execute correctly.






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        3.19 No Job Trailer Page on DELETE/ENTRY

              If you issue a DELETE/ENTRY command when the printer is
              printing the job trailer page, it is possible to delete the
              printing of this page. Also, if you issue a DELETE/ENTRY
              command for a job printing on a PrintServer printer after
              all the data for the file is sent, it is possible that the
              job trailer page will not print.

        3.20 Problems with PostScript Files When Printing with /COPIES

              When you use the /COPIES qualifier with a PostScript
              file, DCPS surrounds each file with a PostScript "save"
              and "restore" to avoid exhausting virtual memory in the
              printer.

              However, there are infrequent cases when the print job
              aborts with an invalid restore error message. If this
              occurs, use the /JOB_COUNT qualifier instead of /COPIES.

        3.21 Problems Using PAGE_LIMIT with /JOB_COUNT

              If you use the PAGE_LIMIT parameter with the /JOB_COUNT
              qualifier, you are apt to get undesired results. In
              particular, if your intent is to suppress some initial
              pages of your job, DCPS will suppress them for the first
              copy of the job but print all pages of subsequent job
              copies. If your intent is to suppress some of the trailing
              pages of your job, DCPS will suppress them for the first
              copy of the job and omit subsequent job copies.

              If you want multiple copies of your job with some pages
              suppressed, issue the PRINT command the desired number of
              times rather than using the /JOB_COUNT qualifier.

        3.22 Setting I/O Buffers Too Small May Produce OPCOM Errors

              If the size of the I/O buffers, set by the SYSGEN parameter
              MAXBUF, is too small, the print queue will be stopped, and
              the following message will be displayed to OPCOM:

                %SYSTEM-E-EXQUOTA, process quota exceeded

              If this error occurs, increase the value of the SYSGEN
              parameter MAXBUF.

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    3.23 Cannot Start Queue for PrintServer Printer

          Because of a CPAP protocol bug in some versions of DIGITAL
          PrintServer Software, DCPS symbionts can be given a badly
          formatted packet in response to a resource query. The bad
          packet prevents a symbiont from starting.

          The problem is triggered by loading enough resources to
          require more than one packet describing the resources
          loaded to be returned. The suggested workaround is to load
          fewer resources. Empirical testing has found the limit to
          be 7 fonts.

          This problem is fixed in version S5.0-29 and later of the
          PrintServer Software.






























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                                      Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS


              This section contains information about other problems that
              are known to impact DCPS and remedial patch kits ("ECOs")
              that address some of these problems.

              You can obtain these remedial patch kits (or an update to
              them)

              o  From an HP Customer Support Center

              o  Using FTP, starting with path
                 ftp.support.compaq.com/public/vms/

              o  Using the World Wide Web, starting at
                 http://www.support.compaq.com/patches/

              o  Using an HP support tool such as DSNlink

        4.1 DCPS Processes Consume Memory and Pagefile

              Over time, DCPS print symbiont processes may consume
              increasing amounts of memory and pagefile space, resulting
              in system performance problems. This problem is seen only
              on OpenVMS Alpha V7.1-2 systems.

              The following DECthreads patch kit fixes this problem:

              o  VMS712_PTHREADS-V0300, for OpenVMS Alpha V7.1-2 systems

        4.2 Problems Starting Queues with Multistreamed Symbionts

              All sites running DCPS as a multistreamed process on
              OpenVMS V7.1 and earlier should install the Queue Manager
              Remedial Update.

              The Queue Manager remedial update kits are:

              o  ALPQMAN02_071, for OpenVMS Alpha V7.1 systems

              o  ALPQMAN05_070, for OpenVMS Alpha V7.0 systems

                                  Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS 4-1

 







          o  ALPQMAN03_062, for OpenVMS Alpha V6.2 systems

          o  ALPQMAN04_061, for OpenVMS Alpha V6.1 systems

          o  VAXQMAN02_071, for OpenVMS VAX V7.1 systems

          o  VAXQMAN04_070, for OpenVMS VAX V7.0 systems

          o  VAXQMAN05_062, for OpenVMS VAX V6.2 systems

          o  VAXQMAN03_070, for OpenVMS VAX V5.5-2 through V6.1
             systems

          This update corrects problems that cause the START/QUEUE
          command to hang under certain circumstances when operating
          with a multistreamed symbiont. The release notes provided
          with the kit describe all the problems fixed by this
          update. After installing this update, you need to reboot
          your system to enable these changes.

          If this update is not installed you may encounter the
          following problem. If a queue running in a multistreamed
          process is stopped with STOP/QUEUE/RESET, then quickly
          started with START/QUEUE, it is possible that the start
          request will hang. In addition, sometimes the following
          message will be written to OPCOM:

            %DCPS-F-STREAMUSE, Request 4 for Stream Id n ignored.
            Not consistent with symbiont state

          To recover, issue a Ctrl/Y to return to the DCL prompt,
          then issue a STOP/QUEUE/RESET again, wait a few seconds,
          and try to start the queue again. To avoid this problem,
          install the queue manager update.

    4.3 Problem Starting Queues for LAT- and Direct-Connected
        Printers

          There is an OpenVMS V7.0 terminal driver problem that may
          hinder you in using DCPS with LAT- and direct-connected
          printers. The symptom is that the associated queue cannot
          be started, with messages like the following being written
          to OPCOM:


    4-2 Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS

 







                %%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  31-OCT-1995 21:53:55.73  %%%%%%%%%%%
                Message from user SYSTEM on FUNYET
                Queue SYS$PRINT: %DCPS-E-UNSUPPORTED, unsupported operation or function

                %%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  31-OCT-1995 21:53:55.74  %%%%%%%%%%%
                Message from user QUEUE_MANAGE on FUNYET
                %QMAN-I-QUENOTSTART, queue SYS$PRINT could not be started on node FUNYET

                %%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  31-OCT-1995 21:53:55.74  %%%%%%%%%%%
                Message from user QUEUE_MANAGE on FUNYET
                -SYSTEM-F-ABORT, abort

              The failure may be constant or intermittent. If you
              subsequently attempt to start the queue, you may succeed.

              The following patch kits fix this problem:

              o  ALPTTDR01_070, for OpenVMS Alpha V7.0 systems

              o  VAXTTDR01_070, for OpenVMS VAX V7.0 systems

        4.4 I/O Errors for Serially-Connected Printers

              There is an OpenVMS terminal driver problem that may result
              in your printer reporting I/O problems when connected to a
              serial port of your OpenVMS system. You may see the problem
              with OpenVMS Alpha V6.2 through V7.0, and with OpenVMS VAX
              V5.5 through V7.0, depending in part on what kind of serial
              port you are using.

              The problem is that the terminal driver sometimes does not
              respond quickly enough to an XOFF request from the printer
              to prevent the printer from losing data.

              This problem is fixed in OpenVMS Alpha V7.1.

              The following patch kits fix this problem:

              o  ALPOPDR02_070, for OpenVMS Alpha V7.0 systems

              o  ALPOPDR04_062, for OpenVMS Alpha V6.2 systems




                                  Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS 4-3

 







    4.5 Symbiont Aborts with Insufficient Dynamic Memory Error

          There is a DECthreads problem on OpenVMS VAX V7.0 and V7.1
          systems that results in the DCPS symbiont aborting with
          an INSFMEM error. The DCPS symbiont consumes an increasing
          amount of memory over time, eventually aborting when it
          attempts to obtain more than the available dynamic memory.
          The probability of the symbiont aborting increases with
          each new print job that it processes.

          The following patch kits fix this problem:

          o  VAXCMAR01_071, for OpenVMS VAX V7.1 systems

          o  VAXCMAR01_070, for OpenVMS VAX V7.0 systems

    4.6 Symbionts Aborts with Access Violation or Bad Parameter Error

          The DCPS symbiont can abort with an ACCVIO or BADPARAM
          error, possibly also indicating the CMA (DECthreads)
          facility, beginning 19 May 1997. Other software on your
          system, including DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS and
          anything layered upon DECthreads, may also fail after this
          date.

          The problem is related to a long-standing OpenVMS
          restriction of fewer than 10,000 days in a delta-time
          value. POSIX-related software in particular, using the
          UNIX reference date of 1 January 1970, can encounter this
          limit on and after 19 May 1997. Refer to the OpenVMS web
          pages (http://www.openvms.compaq.com) for more information
          about the "Delta-Time Limit".

          The following patch kits fix this problem:

          o  ALPLIBR07_070, for OpenVMS Alpha V6.1 to V7.0 systems

          o  VAXLIBR06_070, for OpenVMS VAX V5.5 to V7.0 systems







    4-4 Other Restrictions that Affect DCPS

 










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                                                  Raw TCP/IP Port Numbers


              When setting up a DCPS queue using a raw TCP/IP connection,
              check the documentation for your network interface card
              (NIC), print server or terminal server to determine the
              number of its raw TCP/IP port (if it has one). The raw
              TCP/IP port must support bidirectional communication
              between the printer and your OpenVMS system.

              Table A-1 shows the port numbers for some commonly-used
              devices.

              Table_A-1_Raw_TCP/IP_Port_Numbers__________________________

                 20nn  DECserver terminal servers, where "nn" is the
                       physical port number
                 2501  DIGITAL LN17ps and DIGITAL Laser Printer LN17+ps
                       Emulex NICs
                 3001  DIGITAL Laser Printer LN15 and LN15+
                       DIGITAL RapidPrint 500 print server
                 6869  Compaq Laser Printer LNC02
                       DIGITAL Laser Printer LN20, LN40 and LNC02
                 9100  Compaq Laser Printer LN16, LN32 and LNM40
                       GENICOM Intelliprint mL, LN and microLaser
                       printers
                       GENICOM RapidPrint MPS100 print server
                       HP LaserJet printers
                       IBM InfoPrint printers
                       Lexmark C, Optra, S, Optra T, T and W series
                       printers
                       Tektronix Phaser printers
                       Xerox DocuPrint N printers
              _________HP_JetDirect,_Lexmark_and_XCD_print_servers_______





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                                 List of Files Installed on Alpha Systems


        DCPS022.RELEASE_NOTES                     [SYSHLP]
        DCPS$HELP.HLP                             [SYSHLP]
        DCPS$SMBSHR.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$SMB.EXE                              [SYSEXE]
        DCPS$MSG.EXE                              [SYSMSG]
        DCPS$TRNPRC.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_SERIAL.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_CPAP.EXE                          [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_APPLETALK.EXE                     [SYSLIB]
        TRN$DDIF_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$DDIF_IMAGE.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        TRN$ANSI_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$PROPRINTER_PS.EXE                     [SYSLIB]
        TRN$PCL_PS.EXE                            [SYSLIB]
        TRN$LIST_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$REGIS_PS.EXE                          [SYSLIB]
        TRN$TEK4014_PS.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$DEVCTL.TLB                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$STARTUP.TEMPLATE                     [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$REQUIRED.COM                         [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$GET_VERSION.COM                      [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE.COM                  [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$GENERIC_QUEUE.COM                    [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$IVP.COM                              [SYSTEST]
        DCPS$IVP_ANSI.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_POST.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_PCL.DAT                          [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_PROPRINTER.DAT                   [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_LIST.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_REGIS.DAT                        [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_TEK4014.DAT                      [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        LPS$SINGLEHOLES.LUP                       DCPS$LAYUP:
        LPS$DOUBLEHOLES.LUP                       DCPS$LAYUP:
        LPS$HOLES.LUP                             DCPS$LAYUP:


                             List of Files Installed on Alpha Systems B-1

 







    LPS$NUP.LUP                               DCPS$LAYUP:
    COLOR-PRINTER-FULL-PAGE.LUP               DCPS$LAYUP:
    COLORWRITER-2000-FULL-PAGE.LUP            DCPS$LAYUP:
    PROPRINTER-FULL-PAGE.LUP                  DCPS$LAYUP:
    FULL-A4-LANDSCAPE.LUP                     DCPS$LAYUP:
    CPS_TO_DCPS_STARTUP.COM                   [SYS$STARTUP]
    LPS_ANSI_PROLOGUE.PS                      [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    UPDATE-ANSI-PROLOGUE.COM                  [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    FONT_DOWNLOADER.COM                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$SET_PRINTER_NAME.PS                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$SET_TIMEOUT.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_CONFIG.PS                         [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_DEVPARAM.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_STARTPG.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_NOSTRTPG.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_PRNTCNFG.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_PSCRIPT.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    FAX_3500_PRINTME.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_PS.PS                     [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_PS_SENDPS.PS              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_TEXT.PS                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_TEXT_SENDPS.PS            [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$FILE_EXTENSION_DATA_TYPE.DAT_DEFAULT [SYSLIB]
    UNSOLICITED-PJL-FIX.COM                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    IGNORE-A-SIZE.PS                          [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$COMMON-PORT-SETTINGS.COM             [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$CONFIG-PRINTER-PORT.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS100-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS200-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS500-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$GET-DS100-PORT-GROUPS.COM            [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SET-DS-GROUPS.COM                    [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SET-DS100-GROUPS.COM                 [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SAVE-DS500-PORT.COM                  [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$STATUSDICT.PS                         [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    CONFIDENTIAL.PS                           [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    INSTALL-PS-SUPPLEMENT.COM                 [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    PS_SUPPLEMENT.PS                          [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    NETPRINT.ZIP                              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    NETPRINT.TXT                              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]





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                                   List of Files Installed on VAX Systems


        DCPS022.RELEASE_NOTES                     [SYSHLP]
        DCPS$HELP.HLP                             [SYSHLP]
        DCPS$SMBSHR.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$SMB.EXE                              [SYSEXE]
        DCPS$MSG.EXE                              [SYSMSG]
        DCPS$TRNPRC.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_SERIAL.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_CPAP.EXE                          [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$BE_APPLETALK.EXE                     [SYSLIB]
        TRN$DDIF_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$DDIF_IMAGE.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        TRN$ANSI_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$PROPRINTER_PS.EXE                     [SYSLIB]
        TRN$PCL_PS.EXE                            [SYSLIB]
        TRN$LIST_PS.EXE                           [SYSLIB]
        TRN$REGIS_PS.EXE                          [SYSLIB]
        TRN$TEK4014_PS.EXE                        [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$DEVCTL.TLB                           [SYSLIB]
        DCPS$STARTUP.TEMPLATE                     [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$REQUIRED.COM                         [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$GET_VERSION.COM                      [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$EXECUTION_QUEUE.COM                  [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$GENERIC_QUEUE.COM                    [SYS$STARTUP]
        DCPS$IVP.COM                              [SYSTEST]
        DCPS$IVP_ANSI.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_POST.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_PCL.DAT                          [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_PROPRINTER.DAT                   [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_LIST.DAT                         [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_REGIS.DAT                        [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        DCPS$IVP_TEK4014.DAT                      [SYSTEST.DCPS]
        LPS$SINGLEHOLES.LUP                       DCPS$LAYUP:
        LPS$DOUBLEHOLES.LUP                       DCPS$LAYUP:
        LPS$HOLES.LUP                             DCPS$LAYUP:


                               List of Files Installed on VAX Systems C-1

 







    LPS$NUP.LUP                               DCPS$LAYUP:
    COLOR-PRINTER-FULL-PAGE.LUP               DCPS$LAYUP:
    COLORWRITER-2000-FULL-PAGE.LUP            DCPS$LAYUP:
    PROPRINTER-FULL-PAGE.LUP                  DCPS$LAYUP:
    FULL-A4-LANDSCAPE.LUP                     DCPS$LAYUP:
    CPS_TO_DCPS_STARTUP.COM                   [SYS$STARTUP]
    LPS_ANSI_PROLOGUE.PS                      [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    UPDATE-ANSI-PROLOGUE.COM                  [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    FONT_DOWNLOADER.COM                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$SET_PRINTER_NAME.PS                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$SET_TIMEOUT.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_CONFIG.PS                         [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_DEVPARAM.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_STARTPG.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_NOSTRTPG.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_PRNTCNFG.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCW1000_PSCRIPT.PS                        [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    FAX_3500_PRINTME.PS                       [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_PS.PS                     [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_PS_SENDPS.PS              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_TEXT.PS                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DL3500_SEND_FAX_TEXT_SENDPS.PS            [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$FILE_EXTENSION_DATA_TYPE.DAT_DEFAULT [SYSLIB]
    DCPS$DELETE-LPS-CLIENT.COM                [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    UNSOLICITED-PJL-FIX.COM                   [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    IGNORE-A-SIZE.PS                          [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$COMMON-PORT-SETTINGS.COM             [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$CONFIG-PRINTER-PORT.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS100-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS200-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$DS500-PORT-SETTINGS.COM              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$GET-DS100-PORT-GROUPS.COM            [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SET-DS-GROUPS.COM                    [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SET-DS100-GROUPS.COM                 [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    DCPS$SAVE-DS500-PORT.COM                  [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    LPS$STATUSDICT.PS                         [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    CONFIDENTIAL.PS                           [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    INSTALL-PS-SUPPLEMENT.COM                 [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    PS_SUPPLEMENT.PS                          [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    NETPRINT.ZIP                              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]
    NETPRINT.TXT                              [SYSHLP.EXAMPLES.DCPS]




    C-2 List of Files Installed on VAX Systems
