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The PRINT/COPIES command prints n collated copies of each
file in your job regardless of the collation setting in the printer's
configuration menu.
$ PRINT/COPIES= n filename.typ
n
The PRINT/JOB_COUNT command prints n collated copies of
the entire job regardless of the collation setting in the printer's
configuration menu.
$ PRINT/JOB_COUNT= n filename.typ
The sheet size is the physical size of the media on which you're print-
ing. If you include the SHEET_SIZE parameter instead of the INPUT
parameter in the queue definition, the printer attempts to find an input
tray, cassette, or bin loaded with media that matches the
SHEET_SIZE value specified. The values for SHEET_SIZE are given
in your product's on-line help.
The following example specifies letter size:
/PARAMETER=SHEET_SIZE=LETTER
Refer to your printer user's guide for a list of its supported paper
sizes. If you include both SHEET_SIZE and INPUT parameters in the
queue definition, the value you specify for SHEET_SIZE must match
the media loaded in the specified input tray, cassette, or bin. If it
doesn't, some printers display an error message, stop processing
your file, and wait for the correct media size to be loaded in the speci-
fied input tray, cassette, or bin. Other printers don't.
If your printer has a duplexer, you may print two-sided copies by using
the following command:
$ PRINT/PARAMETERS=(SIDES= selection ) -
_$ filename.ext
The acceptable values for selection are as follows:
ONE
Single-sided copies, no duplexing.
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