/sys$common/syshlp/WWPPSHLP.HLB  —  PRINT  /LOCALE
   /LOCALE=locale-name

   Specifies the locale setting in which the WWPPS converts the
   input file. You do not need to specify /LOCALE for text files
   in Unicode format (UTF-30).

   Locales are constructed using the following convention:

     language_country_codeset.LOCALE

   The language and country are each two characters, as defined by
   the OSF naming conventions. (See the /LOCALE subtopics for
   possible values.) For example, EN_US_ISO8859-1 represents
   the locale for English spoken in the United States.

   By default, WWPPS uses the system-specified or process-specified
   locale. If there is no system-specified or process-specified
   locale, the default is /LOCALE=C.

   To display the locale specified on your system, enter the
   following command:

     $ LOCALE SHOW PUBLIC

   Example:

     WWPPS> PRINT/QUEUE=QUEUE1/LOCALE=ZH_TW_DECHANYU REPLY.TXT

       This command submits the file REPLY.TXT to the QUEUE1 printer
       queue and prints it in the Traditional Chinese locale for
       Taiwan (TW) using the DEC Hanyu codeset.
Additional Information: explode extract
Language and Country Codes Codeset Codes

DECW$PRINTWGT.HLB

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