Separator page escape codes

Escape Code	Result on the Separator Page
\N	Prints the user name
\I	Prints the job number
\D	Prints the date was printed
\T	Prints the time the job was printed
\L	Prints all following characters until the next escape code. Use this code to add messages on the print separate page. For example, you could use: \L Job Name
\Fpathname	Prints the contents of the file specified by its path name.
\H nn	Prints the character defined by the nn variable. This variable is a hexadecimal ASCII code. See you printer manual for specific variable numbers accepted by your device.
\W nn	Sets the width of the separator page. The default width is 80 characters and the maximum width is 256. Printable characters that exceed this width are not printed on the separator page.
\U	Turns off block character printing
\B\S	Prints the text in single-width block characters
\E	Ejects a page from the printer. Enter this variable to end the separator page. Note that some printers detect this automatically. If you include the /E escape code and the printer generates an extra blank page between the separator page and the print job, remove this escape code.
\ n	Skips a variable number of lines (represented by n) from 0-9 lines
\B\M	Prints the text in double-width block characters
\@	Prints the @ characters. You can use this escape code if you want to append the user name with the domain name for example. \N\@\L domain.com
\Q\b	Applies the cost of the document that follows the test page, then prints the user or department balance
\Q\c	Prints the cost of the document that follows the test page
\Q\n	Prints the document name
\Q\q	Prints the number of pages remaining in the User Accounts color quota, after this job is printed

The following example shows the contents of the default pcl.sep page and the result when the separator page is printed.