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Form set-up modules may also be defined in a form definition:
$ DEFINE/FORM/SETUP=( mod1,mod2 ,...) form_name-
_$ form_number
If set-up modules are specified from the command line and a queue
logical also defines a list of set-up modules, the modules specified on
the command line are downloaded before those specified by the
QMS$ queue_name _SETUP
logical where queue_name is the name of your specific execution
queue. For example,
$ PRINT/QUEUE=my_queue "
_$ /SETUP=(setup_moda,setup_modb)"
_$ filename.ext
causes the symbiont to send set-up modules SETUP_MODA,
SETUP_MODB, SETUP_MOD1, SETUP_MOD2, and so on, in that
order before the file.
The following example of a PostScript language set-up file
(BORDER.PS) draws a border around the page and prints
CONFIDENTIAL at the top and bottom:
%
Create border
/secrets matrix currntmatrix def
/oldshow /showpage load def
/showpage{
gsave
secrets setmatrix
/Helvetica findfont 14 scalefont setfont
252 756 moveto
(Confidential) show
252 22 moveto
(Confidential) show
clippath 10 setlinewideth .5 setgray stroke
grestore
oldshow
} def
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