Function            PRINThold - hold print queue for status read

  Syntax              int PRINThold(char far *queue);

  Prototype in        printhk.h

  Remarks             puts the print queue on hold and gets the status of
                      the print queue. The parameter queue is a far
                      pointer to a series of filename entries. Each entry
                      is 64 bytes long and contains a null terminated
                      string that is a file specification. The first file
                      specification in the queue is the one currently
                      being printed. The last slot in the queue is an
                      empty string (the first byte is '\0').

                      The print queue will not resume until a
                      PRINTresume() is issued.

  Return value        returns zero if no error occurred, otherwise
                      returns the error code. See printhk.h for a full
                      list of the error return codes.

  Note                requires DOS 3.1 or greater.

  See also            isPRINTavail(), PRINTadd(), PRINTpurge(),
                      PRINTremove(), PRINTresume()