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zq(Bpwv"z Introduction 1 MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones Written by: John L. Jones PO Box 292 Midvale, Utah 84047 USA Introduction......................................2 DISCLAIMER........................................4 Control Window....................................6 MegaD Spool Settings..............................10 MegaD Spool Menu..................................16 MegaD Spool Icon tools type.......................17 ARexx commands....................................18 MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones Introduction 2 Introduction MegaD Spool Is to complement MegaDs print capabilities. MegaD is a "Directory Utility," it will create and spool print task to the printer but it allows very little control over the task created. MegaD Spool is a semi-smart print spool that will try to do its best to create the desired results as set by the "Settings" area of MegaD Spool. It also maintains a list of pending jobs to be printed and allows the user to manipulate or remove those jobs. If you are unaware of MegaD and what MegaD is or what it could do for you: MegaD, is without question, a unique directory utility. It does not play by the old rules set by the gambit of directory utilities. The standard directory utility allows only one source directory and one destination directory and usually places the two available directories in list side by side. MegaD can emulate this type of mode if you need but this limited mode of left and right directory windows restricts many of the unique features of MegaD. Features such as the ability to copy files from more than one source directory, the ability to copy source files to multiple destinations. The ability to copy from multiple source to multiple destinations. The same flexibility is given to all the commands within MegaD, commands such as Copy As, Duplicate, Move, Move as, Rename, Delete, Comments, Set Protect.... This idea of not being restricted to just one or two windows is used throughout MegaD. You are allowed multiple text windows open at one time. The only thing that will limit you with MegaD is your available system memory. So if you haven't tried MegaD, you really should. The rest of this document will describe how to use MegaD Spool. Any inquires, please write: John L. Jones PO Box 292 Midvale, Utah 84047 USA MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones Introduction 3 MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones Introduction 4 v"zDISCLAIMERv"z No warranties are implied or expressed with regard to the fitness or merchantability of MegaD Spool for any particular purpose. All risks and damages, incidental or otherwise, arising through the use or misuse of MegaD Spool are entirely at the responsibility of the user. While considerable effort has been made to provide you with a reliable product, there is no guarantee that this program is 100% "bug-free". Any problems that do arise will be corrected when and if feasible. Maintenance releases will be made available in order to correct potentially hazardous malfunctions within the program. Fixes for benign problems, usually cosmetic in nature, will most likely be deferred until the next major release of MegaD Spool. This disclaimer does not guarantee future versions of this product, only a prescribed method of dealing with possible errors, and their corrections, to this program. v"zDistribution v"z MegaD Spool is freely distributable as long as all of the following conditions are met: Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this manual provided the copyright notice and this permission notice are preserved on all copies. No guarantee of any kind is given that the programs described in this document are 100% reliable. You are using this material at your own risk. The author *can not* be made responsible for any damage which is caused by using these programs. This package is freely distributable, but still copyright by John L. Jones. This means that you can copy it freely as long as you don't ask for a more than nominal copying fee. This fee *must not* be more than US $5. Permission is granted to include this package in Public- Domain collections, especially in Fred Fishs Amiga Disk Library (including CD ROM versions of it). The distribution file may be uploaded to Bulletin Board Systems or FTP servers. If you want to distribute this program you *must* use the original distribution archives None of the programs nor the source code (nor parts of it) may be included or used in commercial programs unless by written permission from the author. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones Introduction 5 All copyright notices must remain unaltered. MegaD Spool may not appear on any electronic agency which charges more than the basic access fee to down-load MegaD Spool. MegaD Spool may not appear on any electronic agency that claims copyrights to uploaded programs, either alone or as part of a collection. MegaD Spool may not be sold commercially alone or as a element in another product. If you would like a variance to any of the above conditions, please contact me. John L. Jones PO Box 292 Midvale, Utah 84047 USA MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Control Window 6 v"zMegaD Spool Windowsv"z MegaD Spool Works from two windows, the first window that MegaD Spool opens is the control window and a second window is available by selecting the "Settings..." gadget in the control window. v"zControl Windowv"z The control window has three sections of gadgets. The top section is to control the current task being sent to the printer. It contains the "Current Job" display, the "Pause Print" check box gadget and the "Stop Current Job" gadget. The center section of gadgets gives you control over what file you wish to print and allows you to select, remove or modify the print jobs waiting to go to the printer. It contains the "Pending Jobs" list, the "Remove Selected Job" gadget, the "Remove All" Jobs Gadgets, the "Add Job" gadget and the "Modify Job" gadget. The lower section of the window contains a few major control gadgets that let you define how MegaD Spool prints files, iconifies the program and quits the program. It contains the gadgets "Settings...", "Iconify", and "Quit" v"zApplication Windowv"z The Control Window is a "Workbench Application Window" while it is on the Workbench screen. This means that you may pick up icons from the Workbench windows and drop then onto the MegaD Spool window. This will give you the same results as using the "Add Job..." gadget and selecting that file from the file requestor. v"zCurrent Jobv"z This is a text area. It displays the current print job going to the printer. It displays only the file name of the job not the path of the file. If there is not a current job the area will be blank. v"zPause Printv"z This is a check box gadget. While this gadget is checked, MegaD Spool will not send information to the printer. Do not expect the printer to stop MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Control Window 7 just because you have checked this box. Most printers have a buffer that stores the text being sent to the printer. The printer will not stop until the information in the buffer gets printed. This gadget toggles by pressing the Escape key or pressing the 'P' key on the keyboard. If you check this gadget before adding a job, the job will be held until you uncheck the gadget. This is convenient for modifying and setting different settings for each job. This will be explained more during the explanation of the "Modify Job" gadget. v"zAdd Jobv"z This gadget will open a file requestor so that you may select the file you wish to send to the printer. If you should select a file it will first be added to the job list and then if there are no current jobs and the "Pause Print" gadget is not checked, that job will be send to the printer. The file requestor is the standard ASL file requestor so you should be familiar with its workings. v"zRemove All Jobsv"z This gadget is ghosted when there are not any jobs pending in the job list. Once a job is in the list it will become unghosted and you may use it. It will remove all jobs in the job list and it will check to see if you want to cancel the current job going to the printer. Before it takes each step it will open a system requestor asking if you are sure that you want to do this. v"zRemove Selected Jobv"z This gadget will be ghosted if there is not a selected job in the list. At the bottom of the "Pending Jobs" is a display area the will be blank or it will display a selected job from the list. If there is a job being displayed in this area you may remove this job by selecting the "Remove Selected Job". You will not be warned that you are removing the job as you were with "Remove All Jobs". v"zModify Jobv"z This gadget will be ghosted if there is not a selected job in the pending job list. If there is a selected job you will be able to modify the specifications for that job only. This will not affect the other jobs in the list or the current MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Control Window 8 settings of MegaD Spool. MegaD Spool will open the Settings window to allow you to modify each aspect of the print job. The settings area will be explained latter on in the section describing the "Settings Window". MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Control Window 9 v"zIconifyv"z By selecting this gadget MegaD Spool will close the control window and place a small icon on the Workbench. This is called an "Application Icon" and will let you drop file icons from the Workbench window onto this icon. The step of dropping a file icon onto MegaD Spool application icon is the same as adding a job with the "Add Job" gadget. While MegaD Spool is iconified there is no way to pause the job from going to the printer. If Pause Print was checked before you selected "Iconify", the job will be no longer be paused and sent to the printer. v"zMegaD Spool Settingsv"z This will open a window with several gadgets to let you set the default settings of MegaD Spool. This is explained in the next section. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 10 v"zMegaD Spool Settingsv"z Once the Settings window is opened by the "Settings" gadget from the control window the MegaD Spool Settings window will open. This window is divided into a few sections. All attributes here specify just how MegaD Spool handles print jobs. The settings done here work with your preference's settings that were set by the printer preferences of the Workbench. This is important to remember strange things may happen if some of the settings conflict with MegaD Spool settings. A couple of examples of these types of conflicts: If you set your Workbench Printer Preferences to Elite pitch the "Normal Pitch" setting of MegaD Spool will be Elite. If your Page Width is greater than the page width as set by your Workbench Printer Preferences you will get unwanted print wraps from oversize lines. You can calculate your Workbench Printer Preferences page width with this formula, Right Margin - Left Margin = Page Width I set my Workbench Printer Preferences Right Margin to 80 and my Left Margin to 0. This allows a full 80 character page width. (80 - 0 = 80) If strange things are happening and you cannot figure out what is going on, check out your Workbench Printer Preferences to see if the problems may be due to conflicting settings. v"zPitch settingsv"z The pitch settings is a set of "Radio" type buttons. You press on one and the others in the set pop out. You are given four choices for you print pitch. They are: Normal (10 characters per inch) Elite (12 characters per inch) Condensed (15-17 characters per inch) NLQ (10 characters per inch) By selecting a smaller pitch, such as Elite, you are able to print 96 characters across a page instead of only 80 characters, this is good to know so that you can change the "Page Width" settings. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 11 v"zLine spacingv"z This is another set of radio control buttons. You are able to select from one of two settings. 1/6" Lines (6 lines per inch) 1/8" Lines (8 lines per inch) With this we can change how many lines of text will fit on one page. If you are using standard 11" long paper you will be able to get 66 lines per page by using "1/6" Lines" settings or you could get 88 lines on a page by using "1/8" Lines" settings. v"zPage Widthv"z This is an integer input gadget. It will allow you to enter a numeric value. This value should represent the total width of the paper you will be printing to as computed by the pitch selection. As an example of this, should you have selected Elite as a pitch, you should change the value in this string gadget to 96. v"zLeft Marginv"z This is the column that you want your text to start on. v"zRight Marginv"z This is the number of columns from the right side of your page width settings that you want to end the line. The text will word wrap to the next line if it exceeds the left margin. v"zBinding Widthv"z This is a special setting that is intended to help you print your document with enough of a left margin that you can place the printed paper into a binder without worrying about punching holes through the text. There are some special considerations on how the binding width is added to the first of the printed line. This will be covered during the "Mode" description. v"zCalculating Text Widthv"z The formula for calculating text width (the maximum width of one line of text) is: Page Width - Left Margin - Right Margin - Binding Width = Printed Text Width. v"zTab Widthv"z This is the width that each tab is worth as MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 12 spaces. A standard printed tab is 8 characters wide but you may adjust this to your liking. This is ignored on 'Pass Through Mode'. v"zPage Lengthv"z This is the number of lines that will fit on one printed page. v"zTop Marginv"z This is the number of blank lines to print before the first line of text is printed. v"zBottom Marginv"z This is the number of blank lines to print before the end of the page. v"zPrint Pathv"z This is a cycle gadget that has Three settings, "No Path", "In Heading" and "In Footer". If "In Heading" or "In Footer" is selected, the path and file name will be printed on each page. This line is printed just after the top margin or just before the bottom margin. One more blank line will be printed to separate the printed path from the text of the document. v"zPrint Page Numberv"z This is a cycle gadget that has seven possible settings, "No Number", "LH Top", "Center Top", "RH Top", "LH Bottom", "Center Bottom", and "RH Bottom". All settings except for "No Number" will place a page number on the printed page. RH refers to Right Hand and LH refers to Left Hand. The format of the number is "Page #". v"zModev"z This is a cycle gadget that can be set to three different settings. Pass Through, Smart, and Reformat. Each mode has its own individuality and will be discussed as its own subject. v"zMode, Pass Throughv"z This is the simplest of the three modes. It ignores the settings attributes. It will send the file straight to the printer without any modifications. What is in the file will be sent to the printer. This is a good time to bring up a special point. Just because the spooler sent it does not mean that the printer received it. The Amiga printer driver determines what the printer MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 13 gets. It is designed to translate a file to the selected printer. It is one of the attractive things about the Amiga computer system. Should strange characters show up in your document, it might be due the file not being compatible with the Amiga standard print commands. v"zMode, Reformatv"z The Reformat mode does just that. It will remove the extra spaces, tabs, line feeds, form feeds and any escape sequences. It will then start to reformat the document to the current settings. This works fine for some jobs but it will totally botch up other jobs. The jobs that it will botch up are jobs that the original document file contains its own headings, footers, page numbers and indented paragraphs. If the original document has formatted tables of nicely formatted rows and columns, they will not be in that format once the it is reformatted. What happens to this information is it will become embedded into the regular flow of the paragraphs of the document. v"zMode, Smartv"z This mode v"zTRIESv"z to be smart. Notice the heavy emphasis on tries. MegaD Spool will look for command formatted attributes in the document to be printed. MegaD Spool displays these attributes with each job once the job is added to MegaD Spool. The attributes are displayed with the file name on the right edge of the list. The attributes are displayed as capital letters. Each letter represents a file attribute. This is what the letters mean: A This file consists of ASCII printable characters. This means that the file contains characters that can be sent to the printer as they are and no special conversion done. If the file contains other than ASCII characters the file will be considered a HEX file and printed that way, HEX will be explained in the H attribute section. F This file has lines Formatted within the standard 80 character line. Should your "Page Width" setting be greater than 80, MegaD Spool will use the greater number MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 14 as the gauge to tell if the lines are formatted to that width. If the lines are formatted, MegaD Spool will not modify the line. It will not change the left margin to match the "Left Margin" settings. Should you want to move the left margin further to the right of the printed page, uses the "Binding Width" setting to do so. Using "Binding Width" on a formatted line can cause some trouble. If you are working with an 80 column printer line and the formatted line is 75 characters long and the you add a 10 character binding width, you will end up with an 85 character line. This 85 character line will force an unwanted line on the printed page. MegaD Spool will not know of this extra line and place the top and bottom margins one line further down the page. Each time this happens the page breaks will be placed further and further out of sink with the perforations of the printed paper. If this is a problem, use a smaller pitch to let the binding width and the formatted line work. Note: Setting the pitch to Elite or Condensed and changing the page width accordingly is useful for printing C source code that usually has longer than normal lines in the code. As long as the lines in the source code are shorter than the "Page Width" setting MegaD Spool will not reformat the printed lines. It will just add page breaks, headers and footers if required. P The P attribute stands for Page Breaks. MegaD Spool has found form feeds characters in the document. FP If MegaD Spool finds both (F) formatted lines and (P) page breaks it will come to the conclusion that this is a fully formatted document and should not try to do any reformatting or page breaks. It MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Settings 15 will send each line to the printer as it was found in the file. It will however respect the "Binding Width" setting. If you set the "Binding Width" to anything other than 0 please refer to the short discussion earlier about binding width and formatted lines. If the lines are not (F) formatted yet the (P) page breaks are present. MegaD Spool will format the lines to current margins and create a new page with each page break. E The E attribute stands for Escape sequences were found within the document. MegaD Spool comes to one quick conclusion once it finds (E) Escape sequences and that is, 'this is a fully formatted document,' and will send it straight to the printer. If you are in "Reformat mode," MegaD Spool will remove all escape sequences and then reformat the document to the printer. H The H attribute stands for HEX or hexadecimal. Any file that is non-ASCII will be considered this type of file. If the file contains this type of information, MegaD Spool will print it as a HEX dump. A HEX dump is very paper consuming, it takes 1 line to print 16 characters. So unless you are sure you want this type of a printed document, refrain from printing not-ASCII text files with MegaD Spool. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Menu 16 v"zMegaD Spool Menuv"z The MegaD Spool menu is a very simple project menu. It contains options for loading or saving setting files and quitting MegaD Spool. v"zProject, Open...v"z This will let you load a pre-saved setting file by the standard Amiga file requestor. The setting file contains all setting attributes that were set at the time the setting file was saved. When MegaD Spool is first started it looks for the default setting file "mdSpool.spl" and if it finds it will load and use this setting file information to set the setting attributes. v"zProject, Savev"z This will save the current settings to the last loaded setting file. If during this run, you have not loaded or saved a setting file, the file will be saved as the default "mdSpool.spl". If you have changed the current settings, MegaD Spool will save it as that file. It will always notify you if you are going to delete a previous saved file with a requestor and give you the option to cancel that save. v"zProject, Save As...v"z This will allow you to save the current settings to any file name you wish by using the standard Amiga file requestor. You should always append the ".spl" extension to the end of the file name. This way you will always be able to find and recognize the settings files as one of MegaD Spool settings files. The file requestor uses the "#?.spl" pattern matches to list the files, this is another good argument to use the ".spl" name extension. The settings file also save the size and location of the file requestor, this will allow you to re-size and move the requestor to your liking and it will be reopened to the same size and locations. v"zProject, About...v"z This will open a small requestor with information about the author and the version of the program. v"zProject, Quitv"z This will quit MegaD Spool. It will warn you if you have files printing and double check to see if you want to Quit. If there are no print jobs at the moment it will quit without any requestor. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Icon tools type 17 v"zMegaD Spool Icon tools typev"z v"zMegaD Spool Icon tools types.v"z MegaD Spool supports two tool types to be added to the MegaD Spool Workbench tool icon. v"zCREATEICONS=NOv"z This tells MegaD Spool to not to create setting icons. The default is to create icons for the setting files. v"zPUBSCREEN=screen_namev"z This tells MegaD Spool to open onto another screen other than the Workbench screen. If you want MegaD Spool to open onto the MegaD public screen, set the tool type to PUBSCREEN=MEGAD MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool ARexx commands 18 v"zARexx commandsv"z A number of things are assumed in this document. You are familiar with MDSpool and the functions you wish to use within MDSpool through the ARexx port. You are familiar with the ARexx programing language. v"zCase Sensitivityv"z All commands and arguments are not case sensitive. So the call "dbug true" and "DBUG TRUE" will be interpreted the same. Format The descriptions of the commands and with arguments format follow these convections. <> Angle brackets enclose arguments are arguments that must be provided. For instance, <filename> means that you must enter the appropriate file name in that position. Unless square brackets surround the argument (see below), the argument is required. The command will not work unless it is specified. [] Square brackets enclose arguments and keywords that are optional. They will be accepted by the command but are not required. The following is an example: VolPerScr [<value> <value>] This translates to: VolPerScr may be called without arguments, But if arguments are supplied it requires two of them. In this document, the ARexx command will be listed to the far left of the text. If any arguments are used with the command they will be listed on the next line to the far left of the text with command. The paragraph to the right of the command describes the functions if it is unique to to ARexx. Errors Errors will set the RC code to 20. Returns All commands that return a value, uses the result variable. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool ARexx commands 19 v"zMDSpool ARexx Portv"z The MDSpool ARexx port is titled MDSPOOL.1. If other MDSPOOL.x ports are found the ARexx port name will be incremented to the next number .1, .2, .3... NOTE: It is not a good idea to have more than one program competing for access to the printer. All the ARexx commands that do the action of a gadget are given the name of that gadget without the spaces. ARexx function list rexxOnly clear save saveAs open stopCurrentJob stopAllJobs removeAllJobs addJob addJobDel iconify pitch lineSpace mode pageWidth leftMargin rightMargin tabWidth bindingWidth pageLength topMargin bottomMargin printPath printPageNumber MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool ARexx commands 20 v"zrexxOnlyv"z rexxOnly <TRUE | FALSE> TRUE Will close all windows and the Application Icon leaving the only means of communicating with MDSpool through the ARexx port FALSE Will open the spool window if it is closed v"zclearv"z Removes both current print job and pending jobs v"zsavev"z save [filename] Saves defaults as last loaded file, if no filename has been loaded or saved it will default to "mdSpool.spl" v"zsaveAsv"z saveAs <filename> Will save the settings to the file specified if no filename is sent the settings will not be saved v"zopenv"z open [filename] Will open the setting file, if no filename is sent the default file "mdSpool.spl" will be loaded v"zstopCurrentJobv"z Will abort the current print job going to the printer v"zstopAllJobsv"z Will remove all jobs pending and then stop the current print job v"zremoveAllJobsv"z Will remove all jobs pending to go to the printer. It will not cancel the current print job v"zaddJobv"z addJob <filename> Will add a file to the job list. The filename sent with this should be the complete path v"zaddJobDelv"z addJobDel <filename> Will add a file to the job list. The filename sent with this should be the complete path. THE FILE WILL BE DELETED AFTER PRINTING! MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool ARexx commands 21 v"ziconifyv"z iconify <TRUE | FALSE> TRUE Will iconify window if open and place icon on workbench FALSE Will reopen window if in iconify mode v"zpitchv"z pitch <VALUE> Sets one of four possible fonts or pitches with the VALUE sent. VALUEs 0 = Normal 1 = Elite 2 = Condensed 4 = NLQ v"zlinev"z line <VALUE> Sets one of two possible line spacing VALUEs 0 = 1/6" Lines Per Inch 1 = 1/8" Lines Per Inch v"zmodev"z mode <VALUE> Sets one of three possible print modes VALUEs 0 = Pass-through 1 = AI Mode 2 = Re-Format v"zpageWidthv"z pageWidth <VALUE> Sets the page width of the settings. The only error checking is to prevent negative values, incompatible values will not be checked. It is up to the ARexx program to send valid values for all margins, widths and lengths. Strange things will happens if total margins and binding widths exceed the page width or the page length! v"zleftMarginv"z leftMargin <VALUE> Sets the left margin of the settings. v"zrightMarginv"z rightMargin <VALUE> Sets the right margin of the settings. MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool ARexx commands 22 v"ztabWidthv"z tabWidth <VALUE> Set the tab width value for the settings v"zbindingWidthv"z bindingWidth <VALUE> Sets the binding width for the settings. The binding width simply adds spaces to the start of all lines. v"zpageLengthv"z pageLength <VALUE> Sets the page length for the settings v"ztopMarginv"z topMargin <VALUE> Sets the top margin for the settings v"zbottomMarginv"z bottomMargin <VALUE> Sets the bottom margin for the settings v"zprintPathv"z printPath <VALUE> Sets one of 3 possible values for Print Path of Settings VALUEs 0 = No Path 1 = Path In Heading 2 = Path In Footer v"zprintPageNumberv"z printPageNumber <VALUE> Sets one of 7 possible values for Print Page Number VALUEs 0 = No Page Number 1 = Left hand Top of page 2 = Center Top of page 3 = Right hand Top of page 4 = Left hand bottom of page 5 = Center bottom of page 6 = Right hand bottom of page END OF TEXT END OF TEXT MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Index 23 v"zIndexv"z Add Job 6-7, 9 addJob 19-20 addJobDel 19-20 Application Window 6 Binding Width 11, 14-15, 21-22 bindingWidth 19, 22 Bottom Margin 12, 14, 22 bottomMargin 19, 22 Calculating Text Width 11 Case Sensitivity 18 clear 19-20 CREATEICONS=NO 17 Current Job 6-7 Iconify 6, 9, 19, 21 Left Margin 10-11, 14, 21 leftMargin 19, 21 line 11-15, 18, 21 Line spacing 11, 21 MDSpool ARexx Port 19 MegaD Spool Icon tools types. 17 MegaD Spool Settings 1, 9-10, 16 MegaD Spool Windows 6 mode 2, 11-13, 15, 19, 21 Mode, Pass Through 12 Mode, Reformat 13 Mode, Smart 13 Modify Job 6-7 open 2, 7-10, 16-17, 19-21 Page Length 12, 21-22 Page Width 10-11, 13-14, 21 pageLength 19, 22 pageWidth 19, 21 Pause Print 6-7, 9 pitch 10-11, 14, 19, 21 Pitch settings 10 Print Page Number 12, 22 Print Path 12, 22 printPageNumber 19, 22 printPath 19, 22 Project, About... 16 Project, Open... 16 Project, Quit 16 Project, Save 16 Project, Save As... 16 PUBSCREEN=screen_name 17 Remove All Jobs 7, 20 Remove Selected Job 6-7 removeAllJobs 19-20 rexxOnly 19-20 MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones MegaD Spool Index 24 Right Margin 10-11, 21 rightMargin 19, 21 save 16, 19-20 saveAs 19-20 stopAllJobs 19-20 stopCurrentJob 19-20 Tab Width 11, 22 tabWidth 19, 22 Top Margin 12, 22 topMargin 19, 22 MegaD Spool 1.2 © Copyright 1993 John L. Jones