5.0a;prsvr (print_server), revision 6.0, 83/08/05 PRSVR (PRINT_SERVER) -- Start the Print Server. usage: PRSVR [config_file_name] [&] FORMAT PRSVR [config_file_name] [&] PRSVR executes the print server program, which prints files submitted to the print queue with PRF (PRINT_FILE). You only need to execute this command when you start the node connected to the printer. Do not execute the command at other nodes: this will cause print files to be lost. For complete details about user-supplied device drivers for auxiliary devices and the contents of the print server configuration file, see the DOMAIN System Administrator's Guide. ARGUMENTS pathname (optional) Specify printer configuration file. See HELP PRSVR CONFIG. Default if omitted: use file PRINTER_CONFIG.DATA. & (optional) Create separate Shell process in which to run the print server. This process is created without the normal pads or windows, thus running invisibly in the background. When the print server is started in this fashion, it stops automatically at logout. To stop this background process before logout, use the SIGP (SIGNAL_PROCESS) command. The name of the print server process is PRINT_SERVER.printername. DEVICES SUPPORTED The print server supports the following printer types: 1) NEC Spinwriter 7715, connected via an SIO line. 2) Printronix 300/600 LPM printer, connected to the PBU. 3) Versatec V-80 printer-plotter, connected to the PBU via an IKON 10071-5. 4) GE series 3000 printer, connected via an SIO line. 5) IMAGEN LBP10 and IMAGEN CX printers, connected via one of the following: SIO line; Versatec IKON 10071-5; user-supplied multibus controller (see HELP PRSVR DEVICE_DRIVERS). The printer that is used depends on which device has been specified with the DEVICE directive in the configuration file. The default is the Spinwriter. RELATED TOPICS More information is available. Type: - HELP PRSVR CONFIG for details about device configuration files. - HELP PRSVR DEVICE_DRIVERS for details about writing user-supplied device drivers. - HELP PRF for details about queueing files to a printer.