PQM - Printer Queue Manager for Users and Operators - Release Notes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PQM is written and maintained by Jeremy Begg, VSM Software Services Pty Ltd. Copyright © 2000, 2001 VSM Software Development. All rights reserved. This software maybe freely used, distributed and modified subject to the following conditions: - No responsibilty is accepted by anyone associated with this software for any adverse effects it may have on any system. Use it at your own risk. - Ownership of the software and derivative works remain with the author and the copyright holders. - This file, including the copyright notice, is included with all distributions. - The copyright notice must be displayed when PQM starts up. Please direct all bug reports or requests for enhancements to . If you modify the code and think that others would benefit from your modification, feel free to submit the modifications to that address for inclusion in a future release of PQM. Release notes for V1.1-00 28-Dec-2000 This is the first public release of PQM so these notes constute more of a feature summary than a list of bugfixes or new features. For more documentation on PQM, e.g. how to run it, please see DOCUMENTATION.TXT. * Displays OpenVMS printer queues as a browsable list; the "current" queue is indicated by reverse video text. The list shows the queue name, status and formtype of each queue. If a job is currently being processed by the queue, that job is displayed instead of the formtype. A panel at the top of the screen displays the node on which the queue is running, the description, the device to which the jobs are directed, and counts of various job types in the queue. * Pressing displays the jobs in the currently queue (if any). This screen also shows the formtype for the current job and queue, the first file in the job, and the date/time at which the job was submitted. Press in the Jobs display returns to the Queues display. * On-screen Help is available by pressing "?" in the Queues and Jobs displays.