The printer is located in the corner of the lab. Every user will be
assigned a print quota of fifty pages unless otherwise instructed by
the professor. Students may add to their quota by going to WolfCopy.
Printing Commands (for UNIX: done in a xterm window):
lpquota : gives you a summary of your printing charges. The option -l
added to this command will give you a complete account of your printing.
lpq : lists the files (and their corresponding job numbers) waiting to
printed.
lprm jobnumber: removes the corresponding jobnumber from the printer.
The jobnumber is found using the lpq command.
lprm : removes all of your printer jobs from the queue.
You can print your SAS output in two ways:
During a SAS session (recommended):
On the command line of the window you want to be printed, simply type
the command print and press the return key.
If you are using pulldown menus, choose "print" from the "File" menu.
Printing will print the entire contents of the window, not just the part of
the window you see on the screen.
After a SAS session, from the xterm window at the UNIX prompt use the
UNIX command:
sprint filename
where filename is the name of the file. This assumes that you have
saved the contents of a window using the SAS file command.