That's what we have:
USER DEFINED COMMAND FILE: PSC.XECMD.SYS
PARM P=0, D="LP,9"
COMMENT If you type "PSC 1" it allows you to print
COMMENT a given window of your terminal's memory.
COMMENT
COMMENT Standard output will be LP,9; but you may
COMMENT redirect the output TO OTHER DEVICES as follows:
COMMENT
COMMENT PSC 1,DISC = Window output to file PSCREEND.g.a
COMMENT PSC ,DISC = Complete terminal memory to file PSCREEND.g.a
COMMENT g = your logon group
COMMENT a = your logon account
COMMENT
COMMENT Example for other spooled devices:
COMMENT PSC ,MYLP
COMMENT PSC 1,MYLP
COMMENT PSC ,"MYLJ;ENV=TT86P132.XEENV.SYS"
COMMENT
COMMENT Device TAPE is not supported.
COMMENT
IF FINFO("PSCREEND",0) THEN
PURGE PSCREEND
ENDIF
FILE PRINTER=PSCREEND;DEV=!D;REC=-80,,F,ASCII;SAVE
RUN PSCREEN.UTILITY.SYS;PARM=!P
RESET PRINTER
Hope it helps, Andreas Schmidt, CSC, Germany
[log in to unmask] on 08/20/98 06:09:25 PM
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Subject: redirecting PSCREEN
Well, here I am doing exactly what I'm not supposed to be doing. Fooling
about with the HP 3000. They've asked me to pull together some
documentation for this and that and I would like to use pscreen's
output and then do a bit of editing before printing it. I've tried any
number of combinations, the latest of which is listed below, but
they all wind up with the same error. So how do I get PSCREEN
output to disc?
/FILE PRINTER;DEV=DISC
/PSCREEN.QLIB.ROBELLE > *PRINTER
/LISTFTEMP
TEMPORARY FILES FOR PJTT.TESTRACT,SRCC1A
PRINTER.SRCC1A.TESTRACT
QEDITSCR.SRCC1A.TESTRACT
/T PRINTER
9 lines in file
/L ALL
1
2 OPERATION INCONSISTENT WITH DEVICE TYPE (FSERR 42)
3
4
5 pscreen error # 4 ...
6 Error in attempt to turn off echo.
7
8
9 PScreen error # 4
/
Jim Trudeau
Sr Doodad
PS. for a good time call gastrointestinology and ask for endoscopy.
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