User`s guide

SET LS
ENDPAG=n
Sets the LS handler to append n number of form feed
FF
characters to the end
of each file sent to the printer. If ENDPAG=0, the LS handler does not append
a form feed
FF
character to the end of each file sent to the printer. The default
value for n is 0.
[NO]FORM
FORM, the default, declares that the line printer has hardware form feeds,
causing the line printer handler to send form feeds to the controller. When
you use this option, the line printer handler sends the form feed.
NOFORM causes the line printer handler to simulate hardware form feeds by
sending one or more line feeds to the printer. When you use this setting, you
must also use the LENGTH=n setting and position the paper at the top of
a form (that is, at the page perforation) before you start to use the printer.
Using the NOFORM condition is useful if you are using a preprinted form that
has a nonstandard length. You must use this setting if your printer does not
accommodate form feeds.
[NO]FORM0
FORM0, the default, issues a form feed before printing block 0.
NOFORM0 does not issue a form feed before printing block 0.
[NO]GRAPH
GRAPH sets the LS handler to output all characters regardless of the width
of the line. Use this command for plotters, such as the LVP–16 or any other
graphics devices that use the LS handler. When you SET LS GRAPH, any width
limit you specified using the SET LS WIDTH command is ignored.
NOGRAPH, the default, sets the LS handler to ignore all characters that do
not fit on a line. Excess characters are not printed. The length of the line is
determined by SET LS WIDTH=nnnnn.
[NO]HANG
HANG, the default, waits for you to make a correction if the line printer is not
ready or becomes not ready during printing. If you expect output from the printer
and the system does not respond or appears to be idle, check to see if the printer
is powered on and ready to print.
NOHANG generates an immediate error if the printer is not ready. Valid only
when you are running under a monitor with device timeout support (included
during system generation).
[NO]LC
LC, the default, allows RT–11 to send lowercase characters to the printer. Use
this condition if your printer has a lowercase character set.
NOLC translates lowercase characters to uppercase before printing.
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