Spooler Utilities Reference Manual

Font Utility
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START-LOCATIONS and END-LOCATIONS
Directives
Example
?SOURCE INVOICE 22 3 ! Copy data from the file INVOICE and
! trim the first 22 and last 3 bytes.
START-LOCATIONS and END-LOCATIONS Directives
The START-LOCATIONS directive indicates the start of the script file locations section,
which describes locations to which the font should be attached and the devices to
which the locations should be linked. Location entries identify the locations, fonts, and
devices. The END-LOCATIONS directive indicates the end of the locations section.
location-name
is the logical destination of a job. If a print device is associated with a specific
location, that print device becomes the physical destination of the job. The location
is a two-part name: #group.dest.
The group parameter is 1 through 7 alphanumeric characters starting with a letter.
The # character must always precede the group designation.
The dest parameter is 1 through 8 alphanumeric characters starting with a letter.
If the location name does not currently exist in the spooler, a new location with this
name is created. If the location name currently exists in the spooler, those font and
device values are changed to the values specified in these directives.
font-name
is the name of an existing font, that could have been defined earlier in the script file
or could have been previously added to the spooler font list.
device-name
is the name of a spooler device to be attached to this location. If no device is
specified, the added location is not linked to a device. If no device is specified and
the location currently exists in the spooler, then the device currently specified for
that location remains the same.
Example
?START-LOCATIONS
#LOCAL.P1 LOGOFONT $LPTR.#A
#REMOTE.PTR , TESTFONT , \NODE.$LASER.#X
#EXISTING.A TESTFONT
?END-LOCATIONS
?START-LOCATIONS
{ location-name [,] font-name [,] [ device-name ] } ...
?END-LOCATIONS