User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Basic Reference
Using UNIX System Commands
/F:n
Specifies the maximum number of spool files that can be open on the host
workstation at once. There is no constraint on how many of these spool files a
single remote session can have open.
Spool file structures are allocated when LAN Manager Print Station is loaded
and take up 64 bytes of memory each. Since one cache block is allocated per
spool file, the total memory used for each spool file is actually 64 bytes + the
size of the cache block. The size of the cache block is set with the /M option.
If possible there should be at least one network buffer allocated for every spool
file. Network buffers are set with the /B option.
The range for /F is 1 to 10 spool files; the default is 5. To load LAN Manager
Print Station in nonspooling mode, set /F:0 (spool files equal to zero).
/K:jobid
Deletes the print job specified by jobid. To obtain the jobid number, either view
the queue through Print Manager (if you are using the Windows operating
system) or use the command:
net print \\hostcomputername\lpt
The jobid will appear on the line for the print job you want to delete.
/P:password
Protects the printer share with a password. Only users who know the password
will be able to connect to the workstation to use LAN Manager Print Station.
The password may be up to 15 characters long.
/S
Enables separator pages. One extra page, with the remote user’s name, will be
printed per print job.
/W:directory
Specifies the working directory where LAN Manager Print Station will keep its
spool files. If no option is specified, the directory that was current when
LAN Manager Print Station was loaded will be used. By specifying a working
directory, you can prevent the user at the host workstation from being distracted
or annoyed by the appearance of temporary files in a directory that is reserved for
other work.