This section covers the following topics:

• What is an OPO Printout?

• The OPO Print Queue

• Commands for OPO Printouts

• Cancelling an OPO Printout

• Displaying the Properties of an OPO Printout

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What is an OPO Printout?

An OPO printout is the output of a Windows application which has been sent to Entire Output Management via the Open Print Option (OPO) and has been queued for printing.

The OPO Print Queue

The OPO print queue is displayed when you start OPO. From here, you invoke all OPO functions available for the handling of OPO printouts.

The print queue lists all printouts which you have sent to be printed, but which have not yet been printed.

For each printout, the following information is displayed:

Field	Explanation
Name	The name of the file to be printed; or (depending on the meta data passed to Entire Output Management) the title of the document to be printed.
Print ID	An internal ID uniquely identifying the printout.
Status	The status of the printout.
Owner	The source/sender of the printout. Source is your PC name. If you are logged on to a domain, it is the domain name. Sender is your user ID.
Lines	The number of lines to be printed (for text documents only).
Kbytes	The size of the printout in KB (for binary printouts only).
Sent	The date and time when the printout was sent to Entire Output Management.
Properties	The properties of the printout.

Commands for OPO Printouts

To list the commands available for printouts:

• Select a printout from the print queue, and invoke the context menu.

  A list of available commands is displayed. These are:

  Command	Key	Function
  Cancel	Del	Cancel a printout.
  Properties	---	Display the properties of a printout.

Cancelling an OPO Printout

To cancel one or more printouts:

1. In the print queue, select the printout(s) to be cancelled.

2. Invoke the context menu and choose Cancel.

   Or:
   Invoke the Document menu and choose Cancel.

Displaying the Properties of an OPO Printout

To display the properties of a printout:

1. In the print queue, select the desired printout.

2. Invoke the context menu and choose Properties.

   Or:
   Invoke the Document menu and choose Properties.