1 SPRINT

	Prints files to a printer attached to the users terminal. 

   The user may specify a single file to be printed directly on the command
   line or allow the program to queue up to 50 files for printing to the
   attached printer. Qualifiers are available to allow for fuller control of
   the printer attached. 

		Format:  SPRINT [Filespec] [/Qualifiers]

	Qualifiers must appear on the command line.
2 Parameters

 filespec

	Specifies a file to be printed.  Wildcard characters are not
	allowed.  If more than one file needs to be printed, then the
	filespec should not be entered on the command line.  With no
	filespec on the command line the program will prompt the user
	for the files (up to 50) to be printed. 
2 /LA50	[DEFAULT]

 /BOLD		Provides a bold style of print.

 /NLTR		Sets the printer to Near Letter Quality mode

 /EMPH		Same as /NLTR.

	Restrictions:

	/BOLD and /NLTR cannot be selected at the same time.

	/BOLD and /NLTR cannot be selected with the /COMPRESS
	or for /WIDTH options (other than Pica Pitch).  If they
	are selected, the program will ignore the selection.
2 /LA100

	Same as /LA50 option.
2 /IBM

 /BOLD		Characters are struck twice with the smallest
		possible horizontal space between strikes. 
		During this mode, the printer runs at half speed.

 /DOUBLE	Same as /NLTR.

 /NLTR		Sets printer to double-strike and Characters print
		in Near-Letter Quality Mode.

 /EMPH		Same as /BOLD.

	Restrictions:

	Only the /BOLD or /EMPH may be selected with the /COMPRESS
	or /WIDTH options.  If /NLTR or /DOUBLE are selected as a
	Qualifier, they will be ignored if /COMPRESS or /WIDTH are
	also selected.

	/BOLD and /NLTR cannot be selected at the same time.  If
	both /BOLD and /NLTR are selected, then the program will
	default to /NLTR.
2 /STAR

	Uses IBM Mode Escape Sequences.

 /EMPH		Same as /BOLD.

 /BOLD		Causes all characters to be printed in emphasized
		print, except /NLTR characters.

 /DOUBLE	Performs double-strike printing.

 /NLTR		Causes printing to be done with the Near-Letter
		Quality character set.

	Restrictions:

	Only the /DOUBLE may be selected with the /COMPRESS or /WIDTH 
	options.  If /NLTR or /EMPH are selected as a Qualifier, they 
	will be ignored if /COMPRESS or /WIDTH are also selected.

	/BOLD and /NLTR cannot be selected at the same time.  If
	both /BOLD and /NLTR are selected, then the program will
	default to /NLTR.
2 /EPSON

	Uses IBM Pro-Printer MODE escape sequences.

 /BOLD		Each dot of the dot-matrix is printed twice, with
		the second dot slightly to the right of the first.
		Print speed is reduced.

 /DOUBLE	Selects double-strike of characters.  In Pica and
		Elite character sets it will print with Near-Letter
		Quality Characters.

 /NLTR		EPSON Printer escape sequence is used to place printer
		into Near-Letter Quality mode print.

 /EMPH		Same as /BOLD.

	Restrictions:

	The /NLTR will be ignored, if selected as a Qualifier with
	the /COMPRESS or /WIDTH Qualifiers.

	/BOLD and /DOUBLE can be selected at the same time, but not
	with the /NLTR option.  The /NLTR option will take priority.
2 /PRISM

		The PRISM printer defaults to /NLTR and does not
		require this flag.  This is the only mode of print.

	Restrictions:

	The PRISM does not support /EMPH, /BOLD, or /DOUBLE print styles.
2 /COMPRESS

	Sets the printer to compressed print mode.  Printer will print
	17 characters per inch.  

	For the LA50 and LA100 options, the print height will be 
	adjusted proportionally.  Also, the number of lines per page 
	is modified to allow for up to 80 print lines before the
	printer is given a forced page-break.
2 /WIDTH=nnn

	Adjust the print size based upon the width of the perceived
	page.  The following table provides further information:

		nnn = 109 - 132, 	Same as /COMPRESS, 17cpi.
		nnn = 86  - 109,	Elite pitch, 12cpi.
		nnn = 70  -  85,	Pica pitch,  10cpi.
		nnn = 47  -  69,	wide print, 8.25cpi.
		nnn <= 46		double wide, 5cpi.

	If /WIDTH=nnn is not used the print defaults to Pica pitch,
	unless the /COMPRESS option is selected.
2 /PAGE

	Performs a page-break prior to printing the first file.
	All files printed have a page-break at the end of the file 
	by default.
