User`s guide

3.3.1 OpenVMS Systems
Procedure:
To enable job separation pages, use the following procedure:
1. Edit the DCPS$STARTUP.COM file, where the job separation pages are
specified.
2. Include the /SEPARATE qualifier to specify which job separation pages you
want for a queue.
The following example specifies job flag and trailer pages, but disables job
burst pages:
@SYS$STARTUP:DCPS$EXECUTION_QUE
DCPS_TTB- !P1 Execution queue name
TTB4:- !P2 Device name
...
"/SEPARATE=(FLAG,NOBURST,TRAILER)" !P5 Default queue qualifiers
Job Burst Pages
Job burst pages automatically print when you specify job flag pages. To
disable job burst pages, use /SEPARATE=(FLAG,NOBURST).
3.3.2 UNIX Systems
To set job separation pages, invoke lpssetup and set the print client attribute
‘‘Enable Banners’’ to ‘‘yes.’’ See the PrintServer Software management guide for
your UNIX system for more information.
3.4 Specifying a Special Tray for Job Flag and Burst Pages
You can specify that job flag and burst pages come from a different input tray
than the rest of the print job. This technique is useful if you want to use colored
paper for separating print jobs.
3.4.1 OpenVMS Systems
Restriction:
This procedure requires the DCPS-PLUS license.
Procedure:
Issue the following command to specify the input tray for flag and burst pages:
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM DCPS$ queuename _SEPARATOR_TRAY n
The variable n can be any input tray. The following table lists which values to
use for the PrintServer 32 printer:
To specify this input tray . . . Specify this value . . .
TOP 1
MIDDLE 2
BOTTOM 3
3–2 Setting Up the OLCOT