1 KILL
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Command for killing a file which is currently printing, or is in an out-
put queue waiting to print.

Formats:

	KILL		KILL job_number		KILL printer


If no parameter is supplied, all output queues will be searched for your
jobs.  Each job found will be displayed, and you can kill any of them by
answering 'Y' to the corresponding message.

Each  job  has  a unique number displayed when PRINT is executed (and by
the 'Q' command).   The second format is used to delete a job by number.

A printer name may be entered as 'OP_LCA0' or abbreviated as 'A'.   This 
kills the job currently printing.

Unless you have GROUP, WORLD, or OPER privilege, you can only kill  your
own print jobs.  There is a similar command 'BKILL' for batch jobs.
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