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You can define page length more efficiently by calling N_CAPSET(). 
Though superseded, N_SPLLPP() has been retained in the library to 
maintain compatibility with earlier versions of NetLib. Future 
versions may not retain N_SPLLPP(), so please take this opportunity 
to begin using the new function in your code.


Syntax

N_SPLLPP( [ <nLines> ] )


Parameters

<nLines>
Maximum number of lines per page.  The default is 66 lines.


Returns

N_SPLLPP() with no parameters returns the current setting.


Description

Sets the page length in lines per page. Page length can be useful when 
working with special paper sizes.

The setting becomes effective at the start of the next print job. It 
does not affect the currently active print job, if any, nor does it 
affect print jobs already on the queue.



See Also: N_CAPSET()

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