
The PRINT command allows you to print one or more files while the computer is
used for other work.  When the disk drive is active, keystrokes are ignored so
you may end up waiting for the listing anyway when using the PCjr.

PRINT [[d:][filename[.ext]][/T][/C][/P] ...]

options:
  /T  - Terminate all printing.
  /C  - The filename preceding this option and all others following it until a
        /P option is found are cancelled (removed) from the print queue.
  /P  - The filename preceding this option and all others following it until a
        /C option is found are added to the print queue.  If no options are
        specified on the command line, this option is assumed.

*  Up to ten files may be placed on the print queue.
*  Only files in the current directory may be added to the print queue, however
   once the file has been added the current directory may be changed.
*  The disk containing the file must remain in the drive until the file is
   printed.
*  The PRINT command may be entered with no parameters to display the filenames
   currently in the print queue and their status.
