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 NNETCAPJOB()
 Determines the job number of the most recently opened capture job
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 Syntax

     NNETCAPJOB([<nPrinterNo>]) --> nJob

     Netware: 2.2 and 3.11

 Argument

     <nPrinterNo>  Designates the LPT device for which the job number is
     determined.  LPT1 (1) to LPT3 (3) are possible.  The default value is 1.

 Returns

     NNETCAPJOB() returns the job number of the last opened capture job for
     <nPrinterNo>.  If an error occurs, the function returns 0.

 Description

     NOVELL NET CAPTURE JOB
     To maintain the jobs within a queue, Netware internally uses job
     numbers.  The job number is a 16-bit integer.  This number has nothing
     to do with the logical position of a job within a queue; for example,
     the first job within a queue is not automatically job number 1.  The job
     number is assigned to a print job by the Queue Management Services (QMS)
     and cannot be foreseen.  It is only used to identify a job
     unambiguously.

     After a job has been created, the job number determined with
     NNETCAPJOB() can be used to access and manipulate specific jobs with the
     NNETJXXX() functions.  However, the start of a capture process with
     NNETCAPBEG() does not immediately create a job.  Therefore, a call of
     the function NNETCAPJOB() immediately after a call of NNETCAPBEG()
     returns the number of a job that was called earlier.  A new job is not
     created before the first output via the LPT device.  After the first
     output you can determine the number of the current job using
     NNETCAPJOB().

 Examples

     .  Determine the job number of the last opened capture job on
        LPT2:

        ? NNETCAPJOB(2)

     .  Start the capture mode for LPT1, send output to the queue
        LINEPRINTER, and set the job description to "! CONFIDENTIAL !":

        NNETCAPSSF(1)
        NNETCAPBEG(1)
        NNETSETQ(1,'LINEPRINTER')
        SET PRINTER ON
        ? 'Hello'   // A new job is created!
        NNETJDESC('LINEPRINTER',NNETCAPJOB(1),'! CONFIDENTIAL !')
        NNETCAPFLU(1)