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 Though superseded, N_SPLRESET() has been retained in the 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


Syntax

N_SPLRESET( [ <cString> ] )


Parameters

<cString>
Printer reset string.


Returns

N_SPLRESET() with no parameters returns the current reset string.

N_SPLRESET(<cString>) returns logical true if successful, false if 
unsuccessful.



Description

If <cString> is too long, there is no change to the reset buffer and 
false is returned. Use N_SPLRESSZ() to get the maximum size of the 
reset buffer.

N_SPLRESET("") clears the reset buffer.

N_SPLRESET() 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.