                                   PRINT
             Prints text (ascii) files in the background mode.

PRINT will place filenames in the queue for background printing

COMMAND TYPE: External                  VERSION: 2.0 and up

USE:  PRINT [/D: device] [/B:bufsize] [/U:busy] [/M:maxtick]
      [/S:timeslice] [/Q:qsize][/C][/T][/P]  [[d:][path][filename]...]

FIRST USE ONLY:
/D:device     specifies the device to PRINT to. Default is PRN; other
              valid devices are LPTx (x=1,2,3) and COMx (x=1-4)
/B:bufize     specifies the size of the buffer (in bytes). Default is 512,
              range is 512-1634
/U:busy       specifies the number of clock ticks that PRINT will wait
              while the print device is busy or unavailable. Default is 1
/M:maxtick    specifies the number of ticks that PRINT can have to print
              to the print device.  Values from 1 to 255 will be accepted.
              Default is 2
/S:timeslice  specifies the interval of time used by the MSDOS scheduler
              for the PRINT command.  Values from 1 to 255 will be
              accepted. Default is 8.
/Q:qsize      specifies the number of PRINT files that may be in the queue.
              Values from 4 to 32 are acceptable. Default is 10

SUBSEQUENT USE
/C            selects the cancel mode. Removes preceding filename and all
              following filenames from the queue.
/T            terminates the entire PRINT procedure. All files currently
              being PRINTed will be cancelled.
/P            sets the print mode. The preceding filename and any files
              following /P will be added to the PRINT queue.

d: path filename... is a list of files to PRINT.  wildcards are accepted.
              The maximum length of a path and filename is 64 characters,
              hence it may be neccessary to change directories before
              issuing the command.

EXAMPLE: PRINT *.DOC /C
will cancel all files with an extension of DOC from the print queue.

EXAMPLE: PRINT TEST.DOC /C T.DOC /P
cancels TEST.DOC and adds T.DOC to the print queue.
