If that fails, press the second to leftmost key on the top row of the numeric keypad. Delete the original after first verifying the copy. As usual, there are a couple of ways. Which you use depends mostly on what you want to know. All Print commands send a job to a print queue and then return control to the command line.
Jobs wait in the print queue until the printer is free, and then they are sent to it.
Kill it this way. There are two methods. For really technical parameters you may have to use lexical functions inside a DCL procedure. Set the file protection appropriately. For each group, you can specify what actions they can take regarding a particular file, these are Read, Write, Execute, and Delete.