| I'm not sure what you mean by the 'ALL-IN-1 printer formatter' because
formatting and printing are separate activities, and ALL-IN-1 can support
many formatters and many types of print devices.
The ALL-IN-1 print sub-system will invoke the correct formatter as defined
in the FORMAT master file for a document or message and any attachments.
This will create one or more listing files. For example, if you print a
WPS-PLUS document ALL-IN-1 will call the WPS-PLUS formatter to create a
listing file. Some formatters, such as WPS-PLUS, are able to create
listing files for different types of printers so you should ensure that the
formatters you use create files that can be printed by the printers in the
SNA network.
After the listing files have been created ALL-IN-1 calls a print completion
script which deals with performing the appropriate operations for the type
of ALL-IN-1 Printer Destination. For example, if the Printer destination
is a VMS Print queue the print completion script creates a VMS print job.
One of the supplied print completion scripts is OA$DO:WPPSYSTEM.SCP, which
is used when the printer destination is a VMS Print Queue. This sets the
VMS Job attributes /SPACE and /FEED to the values requested by the user.
The /PASSALL, /SETUP, /REMOTE and /PAGES attributes are not explicity set
so the normal defaults will be used.
If the software for communicating with the SNA network printers requires
creating VMS Print Jobs on a VMS queue then I suggest that you create your
own print completion script based on WPPSYSTEM so that it creates jobs with
the required attributes. If another mechanism is used then you can create
a print completion script will runs the required VMS software.
Richard
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