Spring 1989 VAX SIG TAPE SUBMISSION
		[Update:  formerly VAX-380]
		[see text at bottom of this file]

		Kent C. Brodie

		MIS Department
		Medical College of Wisconsin
		8701 Watertown Plank Road
		Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  53226

		Phone:  (414) 257-8769
		        (414) 778-4561

		BITNET: 7113BROD@MUCSD


KEYWORDS for this submission:  LASER, HP, LASERJET, PRINTER, FORM, QUEUE
				SYSTEM MANAGER UTILITIES

This directory contains the command procedure and support files needed to
easily support a Hewlett Packard HP-2000 laser printer on a VAX.  You can
use these files to support other laser printers as well, but some modules
may have to be changed (Laserjet, Laserjet+ escape sequences are different in
some areas).  In any case, I hope this is a good example on how to manage
a laser printer and its many available attributes.

Additionally, this directory contains a few handy DCL utilities for system 
managers, including both a MANUAL and AUTOMATIC idle process killer.
(what submission would be complete without them?)

Please note that this submission contains the files necessary to use
the "/FORM=xxxxx" qualifier when sending standard print files to the
HP2000.  This allows you to print regular "standard" files in a variety
of fonts/styles, without having to use special text-formatting programs,
such as RUNOFF, etc.

The files are as follows:

[.HP2000]
HPFORMS.COM    A command procedure that sets up some of the "stock"
               forms for a HP-2000 printer.  Form names/numbers may have
               to be modified so they do no clash with definitions already
               present at your site.  The procedure is fully commented.
               Sample form names are "PRESTIGE1" or "COURIER2".
[.HP2000]               
REMOTEPRT.COM  A sample command procedure that shows how we set up
               our print queue for the laser printer.  Our site has a
               2-node clustered system, with the printer port residing
               on a DECserver.  This isn't really an official part of
               this submission - it is included only for completeness.
[.HP2000]
SYSDEVCTL.TLB  A device-control text library of various tiny modules that
               control the HP-2000 printer.  (Portrait vs. Landscape, 
               6 LPI vs. 8 LPI, etc).  HPFORMS.COM uses various combinations
               of the device modules to totally define the form of choice.
               If you are already heavily using SYSDEVCTL.TLB, you may wish
               to rename this file.  This file should belong in the directory
               SYS$LIBRARY.
[.HP2000]
[.MODULES]     This directory contains all of the text modules that comprise
               the file SYSDEVCTL.TLB.  You may wish to keep these so that you
               can modify them (for another printer perhaps), or add to them
               and thus have the entire source in case SYSDEVCTL.TLB 
               gets trashed.

[.HP2000]
BARCODE_EXAMPLE.TXT  A sample text file that uses the "W" font cartridge
                     that we happen to have installed on our printer.
                     The example is right out of the book that came with
                     the cartridge.  If you would ever get that cartridge,
                     this would be a nice sample to have.

Notes:         HPFORMS.COM does NOT contain all of the possible forms that
               you can define.  For example, Prestige Elite Italic is not
               defined because we have no use for it.   It is simple enough
               to use however, all you do is look at how HPFORMS.COM extracts
               the necessary modules to compile the form.  In this example,
               you would use one of the forms set up for PRESTIGE, and
               substitute the STY_ITALIC module for the STY_UPRIGHT one.

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Update:  5/1/89	Formerly VAX-380.  This is all of the old stuff, plus:

The newest "form" for the HP2000 that has been included is the "shaded"
greenbar (form name: GREEN1).   If you've modified a previous copy
of HPFORMS.COM, all you gotta di is extract the bottom-most portion
of the new file, and include it in yours.   Nothing else has been changed.

Also, I've included the following as a bonus (why not?):

KILL.COM    A **MANUAL** idle interactive process killer.  (how's THAT
		for a switch?).  This is an extremely handy and quick
		utility that shows you each user, and asks if you want
		to knock that process off of the system.  (you also get
		to see GETJPI info, such as username, PID, and IMAGE).

		The nicest part of this deal is that all "kills" are
		logged into (appended to) a text file, so that you
		have a record of who has to be knocked off a lot....

JKILLER.COM	Slightly modified JKILLER.COM (from "ARIS") that can
		run under a cluster environment that shares disks.


DIALUP.COM	Tiny dcl that shows you all of the interactive DIALUP
		users that are on the system.  ("are all of my modems
		in use?").

Note:  All three of these DCL files refer to a logical name called
"MCW$SYS", which is our common utilities directory.  You can create
your own assignment for MCW$SYS, or simply change it to your own
site's naming conventions.