    PRINT [/D:device] [/B:buffer_size] [/M:max_ticks] [/Q:nnn] [/S:time_slice]
								[/U:busy_ticks]

The advanced options for PRINT are as follows.

/B:buffer_size specifies the number of characters in the internal buffer used 
    by the PRINT command. Minimum of 512, maximum of 16384, default is 512. 
    Sometimes PRINT will work better if a number greater than 512 is used.
    In any case it should be a multiple of 512. The /B value does not limit
    the size of files that can be printed, but it does affect how rapidly 
    they will be printed, on some printers. In most cases, values greater
    than 8192 will not increase the speed at which files get printed.

/M:max_ticks specifies how many clock ticks (each clock tick is 1/18 of a 
    second, or 55 milliseconds) PRINT can take before returning control to 
    whatever else the computer is doing. Minimum of 1, maximum of 255, 
    default is 2. This number should be fairly small.

/S:time_slice specifies how frequently PRINT will check to see if anything 
    is waiting to be printed, or if the printer can accept more output. 
    Minimum of 1, maximum of 255, default is 8. The larger the value, the 
    longer between PRINT checks and the slower the printer will run (but the 
    more time there will be available for the computer to do other things). 

/U:busy_ticks specifies how many clock ticks PRINT will wait if the printer
    is busy or the next file to be printed cannot be read from disk just now,
    before returning control to whatever else the computer is doing, without 
    sending anything to the printer. Minimum of 1, maximum of 255, default is 
    1. If this number is too large, and the printer or disk is busy very 
    often, the computer may seem to "hang" while PRINT is waiting. 
