Commands
:SYSTem:PRINt ALL[,DISK, <pathname>[,<msus>]]
:SYSTem:PRINt PARTial,<start>,<end>
[,DISK, <pathname>[,<msus>]]
:SYSTem:PRINt SCReen[,DISK, <pathname> [,<msus>],
{BTIF|CTIF|PCX|EPS}]
The PRINt command initiates a print of the screen or listing buffer over the
current PRINTER communication interface to the printer or to a file on the
disk. PRINt ALL is only available in menus with an ASCII representation.
PRINt SCReen allows you to specify a graphics type. The BTIF option
formats the screen data in black-and-white TIF. The CTIF and PCX options
format the data in color TIF and color PCX respectively. EPS specifies
Encapsulated PostScript format.
If a file name extension is not specified in the command, the correct
extension will be appended to the file name automatically. The file name
extension is TIF for both BTIF and CTIF options.
PRINT PARTial is valid in certain listing menus. It allows you to specify a
starting and ending state number so you can print just a portion of the listing
to the printer or to a disk file.
<pathname>
A string of up to 10 alphanumeric characters for LIF in the following form:
NNNNNNNNNN
or
A string of up to 64 alphanumeric characters for DOS in one of the following
forms:
NNNNNNNN.NNN
when the file resides in the present working directory
or
\NAME_DIR\FILENAME
when the files does not reside in the present
working directory
<msus>
Mass Storage Unit specifier.
INTernal0
for the hard disk drive and
INTernal1
for the flexible disk drive.
<start>
<end>
An integer specifying a state number.
SYSTem Subsystem
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