[\PATH]ESPOOL [/B:BBB] [/E | /X]
                     [/P:N | /S:N[,Baud,Parity,Databits,Stopbits][,H]]
                     [/R]
       where

       \PATH       defines the directory the file ESPOOL.EXE is located in.

       /B:BBB      informs ESPOOL.EXE to create a print spooler of a
                   particular kbyte size.  If the specified size is too
                   large to fit in memory, ESPOOL.EXE will adjust the size
                   until it fits.  BBB ranges from 1 to 15360 kbytes.

       /E          informs ESPOOL.EXE to create a print spooler in extended
                   memory.

       /X          informs ESPOOL.EXE to create a print spooler in expanded
                   memory.

       /P:N        informs ESPOOL.EXE to create a print spooler for a
                   parallel printer.  The parameter N indicates which
                   parallel printer is to be selected.  N ranges from 1 to 4.

       /S:N        informs ESPOOL.EXE to create a print spooler for a
                   serial printer.  The parameter N indicates which
                   serial printer is to be selected.  N ranges from 1 to 4.

       ,Baud,      informs ESPOOL.EXE of the I/O format used by the serial
       Parity,     printer.  Baud can be 110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
       Databits,   4800, or 9600.  Parity can be E for even, O for odd, or
       Stopbits    N for none.  Databits can be 7 or 8.  Stopbits can be
                   1 or 2.

       ,H          informs ESPOOL.EXE that serial printer uses XON/XOFF
                   software handshaking instead of hardware handshaking.

       /R          reports information about currently installed print
                   spoolers.  This option is intended to be used alone.
                   When specified with other options, the other options
                   are ignored.

       [  ]        specifies a parameter that is optional.  When
                   entering such a parameter, leave out the bracket
                   [  ].  For example, [/X] is entered as /X.

       |           specifies only a single parameter, among a group of
                   parameters, can be specified.