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                                PRINT──Notes
 
Length of a PRINT queue entry
 
Each print queue entry can contain a maximum of 64 characters. Each queue
entry includes the drive letter, directory, and any subdirectories.
 
Limitations on switches
 
You can only use the /D, /B, /U, /M, /S, and /Q switches the first time you
use the PRINT command after starting MS-DOS. To use one of these switches
after using PRINT, you need to restart MS-DOS.
 
Use an application's print command when possible
 
Many applications have their own print commands. You should use an
application's print command to print files that you create with the
application.
 
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