SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

152 Setting a Page Range Value Chapter 7
Setting a Page Range Value
When you print the contents of an active window in the SAS windowing environment
(such as the Program Editor or Log window), all pages are printed by default. In
certain situations, the Print window includes a Page Range group box that you can use
to control the page ranges that print.
1 Select the appropriate SAS window.
2 Select File Print or
Issue the command DMPRINT.
3 If the Page Range group box is available, select either All Pages, Current Page,
or Select Range from the Range combo box. If you choose Select Range, then
specify the pages that you want to print in the Pages field. You must separate
individual pages or page ranges with either a comma or a blank space.
n-m prints all pages from n to m (where n and m are both numbers).
-n prints all pages from page 1 to n.
n- prints all pages from page n to the last page.
Previewing a Print Job
You cannot preview a print job in the mainframe environment.
Printing Selected Text
You cannot print selected text in the mainframe environment.
Printing the Contents of a SAS Window
To print the contents of a SAS window with Universal Printing:
1 Select the window that you want to print.
2 Select File Print or
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Issue the command DMPRINT.
If the Use Forms check box is visible, verify that it is not selected.
4 From the Printer group box, select the appropriate printer name and the number
of copies that you want to print.
Note: If you choose to print multiple copies and Collation is turned off, each page
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prints the given number of times before the next page begins printing.
Select or deselect additional Print window fields, if any additional fields are
available.
The fields that appear depend on the content that exists in the SAS window
that you are trying to print. For example, if a window is active (such as the
Program Editor), then the Page Range group box will be available.
6 Select the page range or specify the pages that you want to print.
See “Printing the Contents of a Graphics Window” on page 153 for more information
about printing the contents of a graphics window.