1 OLDPRT
 Involks the PRT Utility.  This utility allows one to print a file on
 any "geographically convenient" printer, without having  to know the
 physical connectivity to the ACS network.
 
 Format:
 
          PRT  file-spec[,...]
 
2 Parameters
 Specifies the names of one (or more) input files to be printed.  If
 you specify more than one input file, you should separate them with
 either commas (,) or plus signs (+).
 
 You can specify wild card characters in the directory specification,
 file name, file type, or version number fields.  The maximum length
 of any file-spec is 70 characters.  Files with longer specifications
 are truncated to 70 characters.
 
2 Qualifiers
/BINARY
 
    /BINARY
    /NOBINARY    (Default)
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Specifies that the file(s) to be printed contains binary data.  Binary
 data typically occurs in plot-type files.  This qualifier prevents PRT
 from performing any character set conversions (e.g. EBCDIC to ASCII) on
 the files.  (Such translations are normally user-transparent, but can
 cause problems if they're performed when they shouldn't be).
 
 If you place the /BINARY qualifier after the PRT command name, each of
 the files in the parameter list is considered to contain binary data.
 If you specify /BINARY after certain file specification, only that file
 is considered to contain binary data.
 
/CC
 
     /CC=cc_attribute
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Overrides the carriage-control attribute of the file.  By default, the
 file's internal CC attribute is used.  If you place the /CC qualifier
 after the PRT command name, all specified files will assume the given
 CC attribute.  If you specify /CC after a certain file specification,
 only that file will assume the given CC attribute.
 
/CONFIG
 
     /CONFIG=file-spec
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Specifies the name of the configuration file which is to be associated
 with the input file(s) to be printed.  Config files contain device (or
 printer) information needed to control certain printer functions, such
 as character size, font style, etc...
 
 If you place the /CONFIG qualifier after the PRT command name, each of
 the files in the parameter list  will have the config file appended to
 it.  If you specify /CONFIG after a certain file  specification,  only
 that particular file will have the config file appended.
 
/CONFIRM
 
    /CONFIRM
    /NOCONFIRM   (Default)
 
 Controls whether a request is issued before each file to confirm that
 the PRT operation should be performed on that file.  When the  system
 issues the prompt, you can issue any of the following responses:
 
         YES      NO     <RET>
 
 You can use any combination of upper and/or lowercase letters for word
 responses.  Word responses can be abbreviated to one (or more) letters
 (e.g. Y or YE for YES).  Affirmative answers are YES; negative answers
 are NO and <RET>.
 
/COPIES
 
    /COPIES=n
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Specifies the number of copies to print.  Any number of copies, from 1
 through 255, may be specified.  By default, the PRT command prints a
 single copy of each file specified.
 
 If you place the /COPIES qualifier after the PRT command name, each of
 the files in the parameter list is printed the desired number of times.
 If you specify /COPIES=n after a certain file specification, only that
 file is printed n times.
 
/DELETE
 
    /DELETE
    /NODELETE    (Default)
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Controls whether the files are to deleted after printing.  If you place
 the /DELETE qualifier after the PRT command name, all specified files
 are deleted.  If you specify /DELETE after a certain file specification
 only that file is deleted after it is printed.
 
/EQUIPMENT
 
    /EQUIPMENT=equipment-type
 
 Specifies the type of printer to be used.  This qualifer distinguishes
 between printers at sites that have more than one kind of printer.  For
 example, Savery Hall has a Printronix printer and a Diablo.  By using
 this qualifier files can be printed on either one.  The default for the
 EQUIPMENT is the default for the site, which in this example would be
 Printronix.
 
 Valid for all qualifiers except /NODE and /QUEUE.
 
/FEED
 
    /FEED        (Default)
    /NOFEED
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Specifies whether or not the printer should automatically issue a page
 eject so that data is not printed on a page boundary.  Printronix plot
 files, for instance, should be specified both /BINARY and /NOFEED.
 
 If you place the /FEED qualifier after the PRT command name, all files
 specified will be printed with page ejects.  If you specify /FEED after
 a certain file specification, only that file is printed with ejects.
 
/FORMS
 
    /FORMS=forms-code
 
 Specifies the forms code for the paper on which the file(s) are to be
 printed.  The forms code must be valid for the specified printer on the
 remote host.
 
/HC
 
    /HC=handling-code
 
 Specifies the handling code for your job on the remote printer.
 
/NODE
 
    /NODE=node-name
 
 Specifies the name of the network node to which the file is to be sent.
 This allows you to direct files to printers by the name of their remote
 host.  If /NODE is specified, no further checking is done on the local
 node, and the file and all the command parameters are passed on to the
 destination node for disposition.
 
 May be used with the /QUEUE or /SITE /EQUIPMENT /UNIT qualifiers.
  
/OPTIONS
 
    /OPTIONS="options-string"
 
 This allows specification of site-dependent information other than the
 standard qualifiers to be passed (unparsed) directly to the remote node
 for interpretation.  This is useful to print files in cases where there
 is restricted print access.  The double quotes surrounding the options-
 string (above) are required syntax.
 
/PRINTERS
 
    /PRINTERS[=file-spec]
 
 Instructs PRT to output a list of the currently known virtial printers
 to the file "file-spec."  If no filename is specified, then the list is
 written to the current output device (which is usually assigned to the
 terminal).  This is an informational qualifier, and when it's used only
 certain qualifiers are honored.  No print request is made.
 
 May be used with the /QUEUE or /SITE /EQUIPMENT /UNIT qualifiers.
 
/QUEUE
 
    /QUEUE=queue-name
 
 Indicates to PRT the name of the print queue in which the file is to be
 inserted.  This qualifer is used in conjunction with the NODE qualifier
 to print files on remote or local printers.
 
 Valid for all qualifiers except /SITE /EQUIPMENT and /UNIT.
 
/SHIFT
 
    /SHIFT=n
 
 Positional qualifier.
 
 Specifies the number of columns that the left margin of the file is to
 be shifted over.  Control characters are preserved; tabs, however are
 not expanded before shifting.  The value for columns can range from 1
 to 131.  The default is to not shift the file.
 
 If you place the /SHIFT qualifier after the PRT command name, all files
 specified will be shifted over n columns.  If you specify /SHIFT after
 a certain file specification, only that file is shifted over.
 
/SITE
 
    /SITE=site-name
 
 Specifies the site of the printer to use.  Usually this will be the
 name of the building where the printer is located.
 
 Valid for all qualifiers except /NODE and /QUEUE.
 
/UN
 
    /UN=usernumber
 
Passes the "usernumber" to the remote node to be used in validating an
alternate ID field.  This is used only by the Cyber.
 
/UNIT
 
    /UNIT=unit-number
 
 Specifies which unit-number of a particular EQUIPMENT of printer at a
 particular site to use.  Using Savery as an example, this qualifer
 could specify which of the two Printronix printers to use.
 
 Valid for all qualifiers except /NODE and /QUEUE.
 
2 CC_attributes
 
 The following carriage-control attributes are recognized with the PRT
 command qualifier /CC.
 
    ASCII   - assume the file has implied carriage-control.
 
    FORTRAN - assume the file has fortran carriage-control.
 
    NONE    - assume the file has no implied carriage-contol.
 
2 Defaults
 
 If none of the optional qualifiers are given, then PRT will assign the
 following default values to each one:
 
  /BINARY    - /NOBINARY is the default.
  /COPIES    - one copy per file.
  /DELETE    - /NODELETE is the default.
  /EQUIPMENT - The first device in the table for the site (and system).
  /FEED      - Form feeds are put in the file to cause page ejects after
               60 lines.
  /FORMS     - Default forms code for the specified printer.
  /NODE      - The node that the user initiated the PRT command from.
  /PRINTERS  - The current output device (usually a terminal).
  /QUEUE     - The result of the defaults for system, site, device, and
               unit. For the VAX, PRINTER (synonymus to SYS$PRINT) will
               always be first in the table.
  /SHIFT     - file is not shifted.
  /SITE      - The first site in the table for the system.  See the
               /PRINTER display.
  /UN        - None.  When the PRT request is for a restricted Cyber
               printers, the /UN is the default UN of the current ID.
  /UNIT      - The first unit in the table for the device (and site).
 
 For example, if the user does not specify any qualifiers, then the job
 is printed on the first printer in the table for the computer that the
 user is currently logged into.
 
2 Examples
 
     o Get a list of the currently available virtual printers:
 
         PRT/PRINTERS
 
     o Print a file at the local default printer:
 
         PRT FOO.BAR
 
     o Print a file at a different site using the site name:
       This is the recommended method.
 
         PRT/SITE=SAVERY FOO.BAR
 
     o Print a file at a particular site using the queue name:
 
         PRT/QUEUE=LOBBY FOO.BAR
 
     o Print a file at a particular site on a particular kind of
       equipment:
 
         PRT/SITE=ACC/EQUIPMENT=PRINTRONIX FOO.BAR
 
     o Print a file at a particular site on a particular kind of
       equipment, and shift the file over 5 columns:
 
         PRT/SITE=ACC/EQUIPMENT=PRINTRONIX/SHIFT=5 FOO.BAR
