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The PARIS Spooler32 Technical Manual
Theory of operation
The Spooler is essentially a ‘printer-centric’ system, that is, the main view and
operation of the system is by printer (or destination). Up to 512 different
printers can be defined and serviced by a single execution of the Spooler. Jobs
are in turn defined and allocated to a printer.
operation of the system is by printer (or destination). Up to 512 different
printers can be defined and serviced by a single execution of the Spooler. Jobs
are in turn defined and allocated to a printer.
For example:
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The invoice, statement and remittance jobs might be directed to
a printer called ‘Printer2’ which is located in the Accounts
Department.
a printer called ‘Printer2’ which is located in the Accounts
Department.
•
Delivery dockets and stock reports might be directed to a printer
called ‘Printer3’ which is located in the Warehouse.
called ‘Printer3’ which is located in the Warehouse.
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If the Printer2 printer is highlighted the Spooler will display all
the jobs queued or processing for that printer.
the jobs queued or processing for that printer.
Being at the ‘production end’ of the PARIS Document Management System,
the Spooler is intended to be setup then left to perform its duties. It acts as a
print server controlling the flow of information between the host and the target
printers.
the Spooler is intended to be setup then left to perform its duties. It acts as a
print server controlling the flow of information between the host and the target
printers.