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Qutil.Zip a collection of queue utilities...
(c) Copyright 1989 Pat Carter
Qutil consists of the following utilities.....
QHold Prevent print server from servicing queue.
QRel Allow print server to service queue.
QDelay Delay execution of current queue jobs until HH:MM.
QM Move print jobs from one queue to another.
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QHold Queue Hold Utility (c) Copyright 1989 Pat Carter
QHold prevents any print server from servicing jobs in a particular
queue.
Command Line:
QHold <queuename>
Requires:
You must be a Queue_Operator to use QHold.
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QRel Queue Release Utility (c) Copyright 1989 Pat Carter
QRel release a queue so any print server may be servicing jobs in a
particular queue.
Command Line:
QRel <queuename>
Requires:
You must be a Queue_Operator to use QRel.
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QDelay Queue Delay Utility (c) Copyright 1989 Pat Carter
QDelay will delay execution of the print jobs that currently exist in
a particular queue.
Command Line:
QDelay <queuename> hh:mm
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QM Queue Move Utility (c) Copyright 1989 Pat Carter
QM is a simple little utility that will move a print job from one queue
to another. To use QM you must be an QUEUE_OPERATOR and a QUEUE_SERVER
for the queue that you want to move the job from, and a QUEUE_USER for the
queue to want to move the job to. QM allows you to move either the first
available job in a queue or a specific job number.
Command line:
QM <source queue> <destination queue> <job number>
<job number> is optional, if you provide a job number QM will attempt to
move that job.
Examples:
To move print job #127 in printq_0 to printq_1
QM printq_0 printq_1 127
To move the next available job in printq_0 to printq_1
QM printq_0 printq_1
To move all print jobs from printq_0 to printq_1
This would require a batch file, consisting of the following lines:
:Top
QM printq_0 printq_1
If ErrorLevel 1 Goto End
Goto Top
:End
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Shareware Distribution
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We allow, in fact encourage you to pass along a copy of this program to any
interested friends, co-workers, PC user groups, bulletin board systems, etc.
Companies who distribute shareware programs for a fee (shareware distributors)
may distribute Qutil as long as they
1. Charge no more than $10 per diskette.
2. Make no alterations to either the documentation or
program files.
You may make as many copies of Qutil as you wish, give the program to anyone
you wish, but you may not sell it. If you find the program useful and you
continue to use it, you must make payment of $25.00 to Pat Carter. You may
not alter, decompile, disassemble, or reverse-engineer the Software, remove
or obscure the copyright notices, or take any action which would in any way
be in derogation of the proprietary rights of Pat Carter to the program or
related materials.
Software/Shareware Dealers and Distributors
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Qutil is copyrighted by Pat Carter. All rights reserved. Regardless of
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version and it's documentation is covered by that copyright. Copying,
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