
 Logos_and_Letterheads

Special forms and  stationary overlays have been designed for
printing directly on the  LASER printer.   The  PRINT command
supports two  types of special  stationary called LOGO's  and
LETTERHEAD's.  A LOGO is printed on each page of a file while
a LETTERHEAD is printed on the first page only.  In each case
the specified form will be merged with your document and sent
to the printer.  See the help items for /LOGO and /LETTERHEAD
for more information.

For the current list of available stationary say:

$ TYPE TEX$LOGOS:LOGO.DIC
 /LOGO
/LOGO=logo_name		Print with 'logo_name' stationary.

Each page of the file will be printed using 'logo_name'
stationary.  Several files or multiple copies of one file
may be printed at the same time using the same stationary.
You can not switch or "turn off" stationary in the middle
of a file or group of files; use separate PRINT commands.

For example:

$ PRINT  /LOGO=PHYSICS  letter.lis,seminar.lis/COPIES=3

Prints the file 'letter.lis' and 3 copies of the file
'seminar.lis' using SUNY Dept. of Physics stationary.
 /LETTERHEAD
/LETTERHEAD=logo_name		Print with 'logo_name' stationary
			 (on the first page only).

	THIS SWITCH HAS NOT YET BEEN IMPLEMENTED !!!

The first page of the first file will be printed using
'logo_name' stationary.  Several copies of one file using
using the same stationary may be printed at the same time.
Note that only one file may be printed at a time using the
/LETTERHEAD switch.

For example:

$ PRINT  /LETTERHEAD=PHYSICS  longmemo.lis/COPIES=2

Prints 2 copies of the file 'longmemo.lis' using SUNY 
Dept. of Physics stationary.  Only the first page of
the multi-page file will be written using stationary.