<b>Email Commands</b>

You can use the print-through-mail feature of iPrint Mobility to effectively print documents, by mailing them to your printer as attachments. You use the following commands to print:

<b>General Options</b>

	<b>print printer=PrinterName (or) PrinterName</b>
	Prints your email, along with its attachments.
	TIP: To get the names of the available printers, send an email to your iPrint server address (for example, iprint@microfocus.com) with the subject line "list printers".
	NOTE: Use # to separate the email subject from the command. 
	For example, <i>print printer=PrinterName #Test Mail</i>

	<b>hold printer=PrinterName</b>
	Queues your email along with its attachments, and sends you the job ID as acknowledgment.
	NOTE: Use # to separate the email subject from the command. 
	For example, <i>hold printer=PrinterName #Test Mail</i>

	<b>resume</b>
	Resumes the printing of a print job that you put on hold. There are two ways to print a job on hold:
	1. Send an email with subject "resume", followed by the job ID. 
		For example, <i>resume 10</i>
	2. Send an email with the original subject line prefixed with "resume". 
		For example, <i>resume#Test Mail</i>

	<b>cancel</b>
	Cancels a print job that you put on hold. There are two ways to cancel a job on hold:
	1. Send an email with subject "cancel", followed by the job ID. 
		For example, <i>cancel 10</i>
	2. Send an email with the original subject line prefixed with "cancel". 
		For example, <i>cancel#Test Mail</i>

	<b>status</b>
	Displays the status of a print job. There are two ways to check the status of a job:
	1. Send an email with subject "status," followed by the job ID. 
		For example, <i>status 10</i>
	2. Send an email with the original subject line, prefixed with "status". 
		For example, <i>status#Test Mail</i>

	<b>move printer=PrinterName</b>
	Moves a print job to a new printer. There are two ways to move a job to a new printer:
	1. Send an email with subject "move", the job ID, and the name of the new printer. 
		For example, <i>move 10 printer=PrinterName</i>
	2. Send an email with the original subject line prefixed with "move," the name of the new printer, and #. 
		For example, <i>move printer=PrinterName #Test Mail</i>

	<b>list printers</b>
	Lists the available printers along with their location and description details.

	<b>list jobs</b>
	Lists the details of the recent jobs you submitted.

	<b>default printer=PrinterName</b>
	Sets a particular printer as your default printer.
	NOTE: Once you set your default printer, you do not need to specify the printer name while printing to the default printer. Just specify the print command, followed by the email subject. 
	For example print#Test Mail.

	<b>default printer</b>
	Displays the default printer.

	<b>Additional Options</b>
	In addition to the commands listed above, you can also use these additional commands to refine your printing. These commands will be applied to the mail body, and the attachments.
	NOTE: If you do not use these commands, your print job will be carried out according to the default preferences set by your administrator.


	<b>portrait</b> 
	[portrait=yes/portrait=y (or) portrait=no/portrait=n]
	Prints your email content in portrait mode. 
	For example, <i>print printer=PrinterName portrait=yes#TestMail</i>
	
	<b>landscape</b> 
	[landscape=yes/landscape=y (or) landscape=no/landscape=n]
	Prints your email content in landscape mode. 
	For example, <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes#TestMail</i>

	<b>color</b> 
	[color=yes/color=y (or) color=no/color=n]
	Prints your email content in color. 
	For example, <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes#TestMail</i>

	<b>pages</b> 
	Prints the page(s) specified. 
	For example, the command <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes pages=1-3 #TestMail</i>prints pages 1,2, and 3.

	<b>copies</b>
	Prints your email and its attachments for the number of copies specified. 
	For example, the command <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes pages=2 copies=5#TestMail</i> prints 5 copies of page 2.

	<b>duplex</b>
	[duplex=yes/duplex=y (or) duplex=no/duplex=n]
	Prints your email and its attachments on both sides of the printing paper. 
	For example, the command <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes pages=1-4 copies=5 duplex=yes#TestMail</i> prints 5 copies of pages 1,2,3 and 4 in duplex mode.

	<b>media</b>
	Prints your email and its attachments with the specified paper type. The default paper type is "Letter". The other available print paper types are A3, A4, and other common paper types. 
	For example, the command <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes pages=1-4 copies=5 duplex=yes media=A3#Test Mail</i> prints 5 copies of pages 1,2,3 and 4 in duplex mode, in A3 paper type.

	<b>mailbody</b>
	[mailbody=yes/mailbody=y (or) mailbody=no/mailbody=n]
	Prints the email body and its attachments, or only the attachments from your email. 
	For example, using the command <i>print printer=PrinterName landscape=yes color=yes mailbody=no#Test Mail</i> prints only your email attachments in landscape mode.

	NOTE: If a printer name contains a space, enclose the printer name within single quotes(' ') or double quotes(" "). For example, print printer="test printer".