RE: Odd printer problem

If the printer was already printing form type CHECKS, even ending and
restarting will not generate a prompt to load form type CHECKS.  Now
print some other form type and repeat your test and you will get the
prompt. 


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-----Original Message-----

Just for fun... I stopped the print writer with the forms on
hold. I started the print writer with the default of *all
and then released the form called "CHECKS" and they
printed their little hearts out.(no forms mount message)

I been doing this for a long time and I have never seen this
with any printer. If there is a special form in the outq, the
system issues a "MOUNT XXXXX in the printer", followed by a
"align forms" message and so on.....

I know I'm missing somthing but I don't know what...