hi Mario,

 MG>    My DOS programs under OS/2 are not printing until the program
 MG> terminates. The statement:                        fprintf( stdprn,
 MG> "Print this one line \r\n"); Does not print under WARP (
from the DOS
 MG> prompt) until the program terminate OR the DOS setting print timeout 
 MG> has been exceeded.  I need a way to tell the print spooler that the
 MG> print job is complete. I am using a HP type laser printer and
 MG> typically issue a form feed like:          fprintf( stdprn, "\f"); 
 MG> to eject the page --- it works great under DOS, but WARP seems to
 MG> think the print job is not done.   Any suggestions would be helpful.

fflush(stdprn); close(dup(fileno(stdprn))); should do (without loosing
further access to the stdprn stream).  And compiles under other systems
(like OS/2) unchanged.

regards,
         hugo