 
 START/QUEUE queuename
 START/QUEUE/MANAGER
 START/PROCESSOR processorname[/qualifier[s]]
			       /ALIGN
			       /FORMS:n
			       /FLAG_PAGE:n
			       /CONTINUE
			       /NEXT
			       /BACKSPACE:n
			       /FORWARDSPACE:n
			       /RESTART
			       /TOP_OF_FILE
			       /PAGE:n
 
 The START/QUEUE and START/PROCESSOR commands start a queue or proce-
 ssor that was stopped with the STOP/QUEUE or STOP/PROCESSOR commands.
 
 The START/QUEUE/MANAGER command starts up the queue manager.
 
 See also HELP STOP QUEUE.
3 ALIGN
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/ALIGN
 
 The /ALIGN qualifier clears the internal line counter in the print
 processor, and informs the processor that the paper has been aligned.
 This is necessary for special character handling.
 
 This qualifier is useful when a paper fault occurs and you need to
 adjust the position of the paper in the printer. 
 
 You do not need to specify the /ALIGN qualifier when you change
 the forms in a printer because the alignment at the top of the form 
 is assumed.
3 PAGE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/PAGE:n
 
 The /PAGE qualifier specifies that printing is to continue at page
 'n' in the current file. In order to use this qualifier, a file must
 have been printing when the processor was stopped.
3 BACKSPACE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/BACKSPACE:n
 
 The /BACKSPACE qualifier specifies that printing is to continue 'n'
 pages back in the current file. In order to use this qualifier, a
 file must have been printing when the processor was stopped.
 
 This qualifier is useful when there is a paper fault in the printer
 and one or more pages of the job have been ruined.
3 CONTINUE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/CONTINUE
 
 The /CONTINUE qualifier specifies that the processor is to continue
 printing where it left off. This is the default condition.
3 FLAG_PAGE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/FLAG_PAGE:n
 
 The /FLAG_PAGE qualifier specifies how many, if any, job flag pages 
 and file flag pages are to be generated for a print job.  These flag 
 pages separate and identify jobs and files within those jobs.  When
 this qualifier is specified, the processor will start with the next
 job in the queue. 
 
 Valid values for n are 0, 1, or 2.
 
 The default value is set when the processor is intitialized. This
 command/qualifier combination may be used to change the default 
 value.
 
 It is recommended that flag pages be used on normal output forms
 as they are the only way to separate and identify print jobs.
 
 It is recommended that flag pages NOT be used on special forms
 such as checks as they will write over some of these (possibly 
 prenumbered) forms.
 
 This qualifier is only valid when starting a print processor.
3 FORMS
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/FORMS:n
 
 The /FORMS qualifier specifies the physical form type in the
 printer being restarted. An installation may have up to 256
 different physical forms used for different jobs. For example, one
 might have normal 11 1/2 x 14 7/8 paper for reports and general
 output, along with special forms for paychecks, invoices, federal
 tax forms, etc. Each of these forms is given a number to identify
 it. For information on setting up special forms, please see the
 RSX-11M/M-PLUS Batch and Queue Operations manual.
 
 The Queue Manager will only dequeue a job to a printer if the
 form number of the form in the printer matches the form number
 requested by the print job. Therefore, many jobs using a variety
 of forms may reside in a queue at the same time, but only those with
 a certain form number will print on the assigned printer. 
 
 When this qualifier is used, the processor will start with the next
 job that has a matching forms number.
3 FORWARDSPACE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/FORWARDSPACE:n
 
 The /FORWARDSPACE qualifier specifies that printing is to continue
 'n' pages ahead in the current file. In order to use this qualifier,
 a file must have been printing when the processor was stopped.
3 MANAGER
 
 START/QUEUE/MANAGER
 
 The START/QUEUE/MANAGER command starts up the queue manager. This must
 be done before any other queue manager commands are issued. This 
 command is usually in the system startup command file.
3 NEXT
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/NEXT
 
 The /NEXT qualifier specifies that printing is to continue with the
 next available job in the queue. The job that is currently printing is held.
3 RESTART
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/RESTART
 
 The /RESTART qualifier specifies that printing continue at the
 beginning of the current job. Unless the job was submitted with a
 matching /RESTART qualifier, files from the job that have already been
 completely printed will not be repeated.
3 TOP_OF_FILE
 
 START/PROCESSOR processorname/TOP_OF_FILE
 
 The /TOP_OF_FILE qualifier specifies that printing is to continue at
 the beginning of the file that is currently printing.
 
 
 
