Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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OPEN Command
Example
In the example below, you display lines of your spooled file on your page-mode
terminal by pressing the F2 function key, which displays four lines:
Using the NUMCOL command, you can stop the display of all columns to the right of
the eighteenth column. You can redisplay the same lines by using the PAGE
command with the * parameter before pressing the same function key.
OPEN Command
The OPEN command allows you to specify a new spooler supervisor without exiting
Peruse.
supervisor-name
is the name of the new spooler supervisor that Peruse is to communicate with.
The process name of the supervisor can be in local or network form.
The local form is $process-name, which identifies the spooler process (see
Considerations).
The network form is \system.$process-name, where system identifies a remote
node. (See Considerations for additional information about local and network
names.)
The default spooler supervisor is $SPLS.
_(Press the F2 function key)
54. 000000 0 0 STRUCT buffer ;
55. 000000 0 0 BEGIN
56. 000000 0 1 INT status,
57. 000000 0 1 reserved;
_
_NUMCOL 18
_P*
_(Press the F2 function key)
54. 000000 0 0
55. 000000 0 0
56. 000000 0 1
57. 000000 0 1
_
OPEN [ supervisor-name ]