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Software

Product
Description
PRODUCT NAME: HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

DESCRIPTION — Serial line

HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS is a lay- • Translators to convert various non-PostScript files
ered software application that runs on OpenVMS Alpha into the PostScript language for printing.
and OpenVMS VAX systems to provide access to se- • Page formatting capabilities such as the ability to
lected PostScript Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 printers. print multiple page images on a single side of a sheet
of paper and to specify borders, margins and page
DCPS drives selected PostScript printers and supports
offsets.
these printers’ special features, such as tray and media
selection and two-sided printing. File formats supported • A series of PostScript tools for application develop-
include PostScript, ANSI-Compliant DIGITAL Printing ers. These include a PostScript error handler and
Protocol Level 3 (DEC PPL3) and HP PCL. DCPS also Font Encoding Vectors for the ISO Latin Alphabet
includes features such as number-up, layup, automatic Number 1 (ISO 8859/1) and DIGITAL Multinational
data type detection and high speed image printing, plus Character Set for use with all the PostScript text fonts
translators for a number of printer languages. See the that are built into DIGITAL and selected Compaq
Other Hardware Required section of the SPD for the list PostScript printers.
of supported printer models.
Install DECprint Supervisor software on each node that
DECprint Supervisor software consists of the following has print queues for PostScript printers.
components:
A system running DECprint Supervisor software can
• A print symbiont that processes print requests for the transmit print requests to printers on a TCP/IP, DECnet
host on which it resides. or LAT network. Note that not all printers support all
these protocols.
• Software to transmit the request and associated data
over the following protocols: To communicate with a printer on a TCP/IP network,
HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS software, Process
— Ethernet via TCP/IP to a printer with a network
Software MultiNet for OpenVMS or Process Software
interface card (NIC) that supports the bidirectional
TCPware for OpenVMS software must be installed on
Raw TCP/IP socket protocol or LPD protocol
your system.
— Ethernet via TCP/IP to a printer connected to a
print server or a terminal server that supports the For DIGITAL PrintServer printers, whether using the
bidirectional Raw TCP/IP socket protocol or LPD TCP/IP or DECnet protocol, PrintServer Software must
protocol be installed on at least one system in your network.

— Ethernet to a PrintServer printer via DECnet or Printing Features


TCP/IP using Common Printer Access Protocol
• PostScript printing. The print symbiont passes
(CPAP)
PostScript files directly to the printer. DECprint
— Local Area Transport (LAT) Supervisor does not interpret or translate PostScript

October 2003
HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

files. Therefore, they must be created using standard • Automatic data type detection and switching. The
PostScript Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 operators as software attempts to determine the data type of the
defined within the printer itself. file. If successful, it will automatically translate, if
necessary, and print the file. If it cannot determine
• ANSI (DEC PPL3) printing. DECprint Supervisor the file data type, it will use the default data type
translates ANSI files into PostScript for printing on defined by DATA_TYPE=AUTOMATIC.
the output device. These ANSI files may contain
ASCII text, sixel graphics and other features of HP’s If the file is printed using the data type defined by
ANSI-compliant Printing Protocol Level 3. DATA_TYPE=AUTOMATIC, the symbiont will look for
a switch to PostScript command (%!) and continue
• Selection of input tray via INPUT_TRAY, SHEET_ to process the rest of the file as PostScript. This
SIZE, or PAGE_SIZE parameters and output tray via switch may occur only once per file. The switch to
OUTPUT_TRAY, within the limitations of the printer PostScript feature is not available when DCPS uses
and the tray-naming conventions to provide such fea- a printer’s native PCL interpreter to process the file.
tures.
• Printing non-PostScript data types on the PostScript
• Rotation of the page via the PAGE_ORIENTATION printer. Translators are provided to translate the fol-
parameter for non-PostScript files only. lowing data types into PostScript for printing:

— DDIF (bitonal Image subset only; requires


• Selection of single-sided, double-sided, or tumble
DECwindows Motif software)
printing when available on the printer, via the SIDES
parameter. — PCL Level 4 (as implemented on the HP LaserJet
IID)
• Formatting of ANSI text files via the /HEADER,
/FORM, /SPACE and /FEED qualifiers and the TAB — IBM Proprinter XL24
parameter.
— ReGIS (monochrome output only)
• Control of ANSI file margins, page setup and wrap or
— Tektronix 4010/4014
truncate options as specified by the DEFINE/FORM
command. — ASCII LIST translator that formats and numbers
ASCII files. This translator numbers each line of
• Status and error messages sent to the user’s termi- text, creates alternating bars of gray and white in
nal, may be printed on the job trailer page or job log the background and creates a running head of the
page, written to a log file, or displayed on the opera- file name and page number.
tor’s console.
• Printing two or more page images on a single side
• Use of device control modules for basic data types of a sheet via the NUMBER_UP parameter.
via the /SETUP qualifier. PostScript modules may
contain any PostScript operators supported by the • Specifying page layup features via the LAYUP_
printer in the printing context. DEFINITION parameter. Page layup features in-
clude Borders, Margins, Margin Alternation, Pages
• Collection of accounting information for each print job Per Sheet, First Page, Page Order and Page Grid.
as follows: sheets of paper printed, the number of Layup definition options may be provided directly, as
RMS Gets and the number of QIO Writes. All Com- arguments to the LAYUP_DEFINITION parameter, or
paq, DIGITAL and GENICOM printers support this indirectly, as the contents of a file specified by that
feature except where noted in the Other Hardware parameter.
Required section of the SPD. This feature may not
• Specifying a range of pages of the file to be printed
be available with other printers.
via the PAGE_LIMIT parameter.
• Access to the PCL interpreter native to selected print- • Printing jobs with finishing options such as stapling
ers. Printers for which the native PCL interpreter is and punching, on supported printers equipped with
supported are listed in the Other Hardware Required such options.
section of the SPD.
• Automatically scaling a page created for one paper
• Support for printers via network interface cards, print size so that it fits on a different paper size via use of
servers and terminal servers that support bidirec- both the PAGE_SIZE and SHEET_SIZE parameters
tional Raw TCP/IP sockets or LPD. on the same print command.

• Support for PrintServer printers on DECnet or TCP/IP • Printing multiple uncollated copies of each sheet via
interconnects using CPAP protocol. the SHEET_COUNT parameter.

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

• Use of device control modules for all data types via Installation of DECprint Supervisor software will consist
the /SETUP qualifier. ANSI modules may include of the following:
control sequences. PCL modules may include binary
font data. • Verification that all prerequisite software and hard-
ware has been installed.
• Support for OpenVMS autostart queues, simplifying
startup and ensuring high availability of print queues. • Verification that a complete set of DCPS software
media and documentation has been received.
ANSI (DEC PPL3) Emulation • Verification that all hardware and software prerequi-
Printing of ANSI text and sixel graphics is compatible sites have been met and the equipment is opera-
with DIGITAL’s ANSI-compliant PPL3 printers. tional.
• Installation of DCPS software on one system.
Note: PostScript printers differ in the amount of virtual
memory they have available for printing and font stor- • Verification that DCPS software has been correctly
age. Files that require downloading of fonts may be installed by running the Installation Verification Pro-
printed differently, may print more slowly or may fail to cedure (IVP).
print on some printers. • Modification of the DECnet database or TCP/IP hosts
file to add printer node names and addresses.
INSTALLATION STATEMENT • Modification of the OpenVMS start-up files to auto-
mate the start-up of print queues.
HP recommends that a customer’s first purchase of
this software product include HP Installation Services.
These services provide for installation of the software HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
product by an experienced HP Software Specialist.
Processors Supported
For subsequent purchases of this product, only cus-
tomers with knowledge of OpenVMS generic and exe- For information about support processors, refer to the
cution print queues in clustered and non-clustered envi- Software Product Description for the OpenVMS Oper-
ronments and, if operating in a DECserver environment, ating System for Alpha and VAX (SPD 25.01.xx and
knowledge of DECserver management, should attempt 41.87.xx).
installation of this software product. HP recommends Other Hardware Required
that all other customers purchase HP’s Installation Ser-
vices. At least one PostScript printer, as follows:

These services provide for the installation of the soft- • Apple


ware product and HP PostScript Printer hardware by an
experienced HP Specialist. LaserWriter IIg
LaserWriter IIf 1
Before installation of the software by HP Installation Ser- LaserWriter II NT 1
vices, the customer must: LaserWriter II NTR 1
LaserWriter II NTX 1
• Obtain, install and demonstrate as operational any LaserWriter Plus 1
equipment and facilities necessary to interface to LaserWriter Pro 600 1
HP’s communication equipment. LaserWriter Pro 630 1
• Make available for a reasonable period of time, as • Compaq
mutually agreed upon by HP and the customer, all
hardware, communication facilities and terminals that Laser Printer LN16 2
are to be used during installation. Laser Printer LN32
Laser Printer LNC02 3
• For verification of installation and connectivity in a
Laser Printer LNM40
multi-node node network, designate and provide ac-
cess to a host that has previously been installed by • DIGITAL
HP.
Colormate PS (LF01R) 1
• Assure that a valid OpenVMS operating system li- Colorwriter LSR 2000 and 2000+ (LNC01) 1

cense is installed. DECcolorwriter 1000 (LF02) 1


Delays caused by any failure to meet these responsibil- 1 Printer does not have native PCL interpreter
ities will be charged at the then prevailing rate for time 2 Supported only when the printer is in PostScript mode

and materials. 3 Does not support DCPS accounting feature

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

DEClaser 1150 (LN07R) 1 LaserJet IIID with PostScript-Plus (Level 2) car-


DEClaser 1152 (LN07C) 1 tridge 1
DEClaser 2150 (LN05R) 1 LaserJet IIISi with PostScript (Level 1) option
DEClaser 2250 (LN06R) 1 LaserJet IIISi with PostScript (Level 2) option
DEClaser 3250 (LN08R) 1 LaserJet 4M
DEClaser 3500 (LN14) 4 LaserJet 4M Plus
DEClaser 5100 (LN09) 4 LaserJet 4ML
Laser Printer LN15 2 LaserJet 4MP
Laser Printer LN15+ 2 LaserJet 4SiMX
Laser Printer LN17+ps LaserJet 4MV
LaserJet 5SiMX
Laser Printer LN20 3
LaserJet 5M (monochrome version)
Laser Printer LN40 3
LaserJet 2100
Laser Printer LNC02 3
LaserJet 2200
LN17ps
LaserJet 2300
PrintServer 17 (LPS17)
LaserJet 4000
PrintServer 17/600
LaserJet 4050
PrintServer 20 (LPS20) 1 LaserJet 4100
turbo PrintServer 20 1 LaserJet 4100 MFP
PrintServer 32 (LPS32) 1 LaserJet 4200
PrintServer 32 plus LaserJet 4300
PrintServer 40 (LPS40) 1 LaserJet 5000
PrintServer 40 Plus 1 LaserJet 5100
ScriptPrinter (LN03R) 1 LaserJet 8000
• GENICOM LaserJet 8100
LaserJet 8150
Intelliprint cL160 LaserJet 9000
Intelliprint mL260 LaserJet 9000 MFP
Intelliprint mL402 LaserJet 9055 MFP
Intelliprint mL450 LaserJet 9065 MFP
LN21 PaintJet XL300 1
LN28 • IBM
LN45
LNM40 Infoprint 21
microLaser 170 2 InfoPrint 32
microLaser 210 InfoPrint 40
microLaser 280 • Lexmark
microLaser 320
microLaser 401 C720
C750
• HP C910
Color LaserJet 2500 Optra C710
Color LaserJet 3700 Optra Rt+ 1
Color LaserJet 4500 Optra S 1250
Color LaserJet 4550 Optra S 1255
Color LaserJet 4600 Optra S 1620
Optra S 1625
Color LaserJet 5500
Optra S 1650
Color LaserJet 85005
Optra S 1855
Color LaserJet 85505
Optra S 2420
Color LaserJet 9500
Optra S 2450
LaserJet III with PostScript (Level 1) cartridge 1
Optra S 2455
LaserJet III with PostScript-Plus (Level 2) car-
Optra Se 3455
tridge 1
Optra T610
LaserJet IIID with PostScript (Level 1) cartridge 1 Optra T612
4 Includes support for direct printing to native PCL interpreter only when printer is Optra T614
in autosensing mode Optra T616
5 LPD and AppleTalk only Optra W810

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

T520 • Ethernet interfaces may require an adapter to con-


T522 nect the printer’s Ethernet hardware to that of the
T620 local area network.
T622 • Ethernet protocols supported for certain Desktop and
W820 Workgroup printers (not including PrintServer print-
• Tektronix ers) are Raw TCP/IP socket, LPD and LAT.
• Ethernet protocols supported for DIGITAL PrintServer
Phaser 200e 1
printers are DECnet CPAP and TCP/IP CPAP.
Phaser 200i 1
Phaser 220e 1 For Serial Line configurations, the following are required
Phaser 740 1
Phaser 750 1 • At least one printer listed above
Phaser 780 1 • Serial interface and cable for EIA-232 or EIA-422 with
Phaser 850 1 converter/adapter
• Xerox • One of the following serial interfaces or servers:

DocuPrint N24 — CVAX serial interface (CXA16, CXB16, CX08,


DocuPrint N32 DZQ-11; 9600 baud)
DocuPrint N40 — DHV11 (9600 baud; serial interface)
DocuPrint N2025
— DZQ11 (9600 baud; serial interface)
DocuPrint N2125
DocuPrint N2825 — DLV11 (9600 baud; serial interface)
DocuPrint N3225 — DHU11 (9600 baud; serial interface)
DocuPrint N4025
— DMZ32 (4800 baud; serial interface)
A supported printer must be equipped with one or more
— DMF32 (9600 baud; serial interface)
of the following supported interconnects:
— DMB32 (9600 baud; serial interface)
• EIA-232 (RS-232) serial port
— DECserver 90L and 90L+ (38.4K baud; LAT)
• EIA-422 (RS-422) serial port
— DECserver 90M (57.6K baud; LAT and raw
• Ethernet port or Network Interface Card (NIC) sup- TCP/IP socket)
porting CPAP, LAT, bidirectional Raw TCP/IP socket
or LPD protocol — DECserver 90TL (57.6K baud; LAT and raw
TCP/IP socket)
• Bidirectional Centronics parallel port connected
through a print server or terminal server — DECserver 100 (9600 baud; LAT)
— DECserver 200/MC (19.2K baud; LAT)
Note: DCPS does not support the following types of
printer connections: — DECserver 250 (19.2K baud; LAT)

— A unidirectional connection (for example, a parallel — DECserver 300 (19.2K baud; LAT
or Raw TCP/IP port that is unidirectional) — DECserver 500 (9600 baud; LAT)
— The parallel port on an OpenVMS system — DECserver 550 (9600 baud; LAT)
— The Telnet network protocol — DECserver 700 series (115.2K baud; LAT and raw
TCP/IP socket)
The following notes apply when using the above inter-
connects: — DECserver 900 series (115.2K baud; LAT and raw
TCP/IP socket)
• EIA-232 serial interfaces are optional with some
printers and may need to be purchased separately. — MUXserver 100 (19.2K baud; LAT)

• EIA-422 serial interfaces, such as that employed on — MUXserver 300 (19.2K baud; LAT)
the HP PaintJet XL300, require an EIA-422/EIA-232 — NetRider 90 - see DECserver 90M
converter/adapter.
— NetRider 900 - see DECserver 900 series
• The HP LaserJet 4SiMX is supported for serial com-
— LATprint (38.4K baud; LAT)
munication when equipped with the Extend Systems
ESI-2633A interface card. — RapidPrint 200 (115.2K baud; LAT)

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

A DECserver or NetRider configuration requires DECserver Disk Space Requirements:


Network Access Software (DNAS) V2.0 or later and a
minimum of 4 Mbytes of memory to support Raw TCP/IP DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS Alpha
Disk space required for installation: 7,400 blocks
sockets.
(3.7 Mbytes)
All of the interfaces above support EIA-232 and some Disk space required for use (permanent): 6,900 blocks
support EIA-422. The customer must select an appro- (3.5 Mbytes)
priate combination of host serial interface, cable and
DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS VAX
printer serial interface. In some cases, an external
Disk space required for installation: 5,900 blocks
adapter may be required. Also: (3.0 Mbytes)
• The printer’s communications interface must be set Disk space required for use (permanent): 5,500 blocks
for 8-bit, no parity communication. (2.8 Mbytes)

• The interface baud rate must be set to a value less These counts refer to the disk space required on the
than or equal to the value specified above for the system disk. The sizes are approximate; actual sizes
chosen host interface. may vary depending on the user’s system environment,
system disk cluster size, configuration and software op-
• Flow control should be set to XON/XOFF for
tions.
PostScript-only printers or DTR/CTS (hardware
handshake) for PostScript/PCL 5 printers.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
For parallel port configurations, the following are re-
quired DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS Version 2.3
software runs on the following versions of the OpenVMS
• At least one printer (listed above)
operating system:
• Bidirectional Centronics parallel port interface
• OpenVMS Alpha V6.2, V7.2-2, V7.3 and V7.3-1
• One of the following print servers:
• OpenVMS VAX V5.5-2, V7.2 and V7.3
— DIGITAL RapidPrint 200 (LAT)
However, only specific versions of networking software
— DIGITAL RapidPrint 500 (Raw TCP/IP socket,
are supported for each version of the operating system.
LPD and LAT)
See the following sections for the supported versions.
— GENICOM MPS100 (Raw TCP/IP socket, LPD
and LAT)
TCP/IP Configurations
A parallel cable may also be required to connect the
For TCP/IP configurations, you need one of the following
printer to the print server.
TCP/IP products:
For TCP/IP configurations, the following are required
• HP TCP/IP Services for HP OpenVMS
• At least one printer (listed above) • Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS
• A NIC, print server or terminal server that provides • Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS
bidirectional Raw TCP/IP sockets or LPD.
See Table 1 for supported versions of HP software.
A cable may also be required to connect the printer to
a print server or terminal server.
Table 1
For PrintServer configurations, the following are re- Supported Network Software Versions
quired
TCP/IP DECnet-
• A DIGITAL PrintServer printer
OpenVMS Services DECnet Plus
• An Ethernet Controller Interface for the client system
Alpha V6.2 V4.2 V6.2 V6.3
• An Ethernet physical channel for the printer, and one Alpha V7.2-2 V5.1, V5.3 V7.2-2 V7.2-1
of the following:
Alpha V7.3 V5.1, V5.3 V7.3 V7.3
— Ethernet Transceiver (H4000 or H4004)
Alpha V7.3-1 V5.3 V7.3-1 V7.3-1
— Local Network Interconnect (DELNI) VAX V5.5-2 V4.0 V5.5-2 —–
— ThinWire Ethernet Station Adapter (DESTA) VAX V7.2 V5.1, V5.3 V7.2 V7.2
— ThinWire Interconnect (DEMPR) VAX V7.3 V5.1, V5.3 V7.3 V7.3

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

PrintServer Printer Configurations CLUSTER ENVIRONMENT

For PrintServer printer configurations, you need a sup- This layered product is fully supported when installed on
porting host and PrintServer Software V4.0 or later.6 any valid and licensed VMScluster7 configuration with-
Refer to the PrintServer Software SPD 48.09.xx for out restrictions. The Hardware Requirements section of
more information. this product’s Software Product Description and System
Support Addendum detail any special hardware required
by this product.
You also need one of the following products:
OpenVMS Tailoring
• HP DECnet for OpenVMS
The following OpenVMS classes are required for full
functionality of this layered product:
• HP DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS
• OpenVMS Required Saveset
• HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS 8
• Network Support (for PrintServer support)
• Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS • Secure User’s Environment
• Utilities (for support of DECserver connected print-
• Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS
ers) 8

See Table 1 for supported versions. • DECwindows Application Files (for printing DDIF en-
coded bitonal images) 8
For more information on OpenVMS classes and tailor-
DDIF image printing ing, refer to the appropriate OpenVMS Operating Sys-
tem Software Product Description.
• DECwindows Motif software

OPTIONAL SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE LICENSING
• Distributed Queuing Service for OpenVMS (DQS)
(SPD 28.80.xx)
This software is furnished under the licensing provi-
sions of Hewlett-Packard Company’s Standard Terms • DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS Alpha (SPD 50.45.xx)
and Conditions. For more information about HP’s li- or DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS VAX (SPD 25.03.xx)
censing terms and policies, contact your reseller, VAR when DECnet is used as the communication protocol
or local HP office. to PrintServer printers.
• HP TCP/IP Services for HP OpenVMS (SPD
DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS 46.46.xx) when TCP/IP is used as the communica-
tion protocol to PrintServer printers and to printers
The right to use DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS is with NICs and print servers and terminal servers that
included with the license for the OpenVMS Alpha and support Raw TCP/IP socket or LPD protocols.
OpenVMS VAX operating systems.
• Process Software MultiNet for OpenVMS when
TCP/IP is used as the communication protocol to
This right permits execution of the DECprint Supervisor PrintServer printers and to printers with NICs and
for OpenVMS software on any Alpha or VAX processor print servers and terminal servers that support Raw
for purposes of controlling and providing basic printing TCP/IP socket or LPD protocols.
features for all PostScript printers controlled by the li-
censed node. • Process Software TCPware for OpenVMS when
TCP/IP is used as the communication protocol to
PrintServer printers and to printers with NICs and
The Hardware Requirements section of this SPD lists
print servers and terminal servers that support Raw
the supported printers. Supported printers have been
TCP/IP socket or LPD protocols.
tested and verified to work. HP makes no representation
relative to the use of this product with PostScript devices
not listed in the SPD. Customers’ use of the product with
PostScript devices not listed in the SPD is at their own
7 VMScluster configurations are fully described in the VMScluster Software Product
risk.
Description (42.18.xx) and include CI, Ethernet, DSSI and SCSI configurations.
8 These are optional features. Installations that do not use these features do not
6 This product has been retired. need to install the tailoring classes indicated.

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HP DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) for OpenVMS, SPD 44.15.14
Version 2.3

GROWTH CONSIDERATIONS SOFTWARE WARRANTY


This software is provided by HP with a ninety-day com-
The minimum hardware/software requirements for any
formance warranty in accordance with the HP warranty
future version of this product may be different from the
terms applicable to the license purchase.
requirements for the current version.
© Copyright 1992-2003 Hewlett-Packard Development
Company, L.P.
DISTRIBUTION MEDIA
The information contained herein is subject to change
without notice. The only warranties for HP products and
DCPS software is available on CD-ROM as described services are set forth in the express warranty statements
below, and as part of the OpenVMS Alpha and VAX accompanying such products and services. Nothing
Software Product Libraries. herein should be construed as constituting an additional
warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial
DCPS documentation is available on CD-ROM and errors or omissions contained herein.
in hardcopy as described below, and as part of the
OpenVMS Alpha and VAX Online Documentation Li- Proprietary computer software. Valid license from HP
braries. required for possession, use or copying. Consistent with
FAR 12.211 and 12.212, Commercial Computer Soft-
ware, Computer Software Documentation, and Tech-
nical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the
ORDERING INFORMATION
U.S. Government under vendor’s standard commercial
license.
Software Documentation:
QA–09NAA–GZ (hardcopy)

Software Media and Documentation:


QA–09NAB–H8 (CD-ROM)

This CD-ROM contains DCPS software for Alpha and


VAX, and documentation in various formats.

• Documentation
Software Product Description (SPD)
Release Notes
Installation Guide
System Manager’s Guide
User’s Guide

• Formats
Text
PostScript (PS)
Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF)
HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Bookreader

SOFTWARE PRODUCT SERVICES

A variety of service options are available from HP. For


more information, contact your HP reseller or local HP
office.

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