HP Guardian - 8. Using FUP for Advanced File Management; Creating Files; File-Creation Examples; Creating an Unstructured File

Contents
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12. Introduction to the Spooler
Part IV. Using the Spooler and Its Utilities
12. Introduction to the Spooler
Why Use the Spooler? 12-2
Spooler Components
12-2
Spooler Jobs and Job Attributes
12-4
Printer Attributes
12-6
Form Name
12-6
Header Message
12-6
State
12-6
Selection Algorithm
12-6
Routing Structure
12-8
Broadcast and Nonbroadcast Groups
12-8
Default Routing
12-8
Implicit Route Creation
12-9
Printing To the Spooler
12-10
Sending Output to a Spooler Location
12-10
Sending Output to a SPOOL DEFINE
12-11
13. Managing Your Spooler Jobs Using Peruse
Running Peruse 13-2
Spooler Jobs
13-2
Entering Peruse Commands
13-3
Declaring the Current Job
13-4
Displaying a Job
13-5
Using the Break Key
13-5
Peruse Commands
13-6
Using Peruse With TFORM
13-7
Generating Your Spooler Job
13-7
Finding a Key Phrase in Your Spooler Job
13-7
Altering Job Attributes
13-8
Printing Part of a Job
13-8
Using Peruse With TAL
13-9
Compiling Your Job
13-9