text: If you open either of the files in a text editor, you can see that they contain comments that 
  provide a brief description of the exit and the order of the parameters that Content Manager 
  OnDemand gives to this exit. 
  
  Example 11-8 shows an arsprt file, which updates application group indexes for a certain 
  document type each time it is sent to a server printer. This example is from an actual 
  customer where the requirement was for Content Manager OnDemand to keep a record of 
  when a document is reprinted. This file is created by using the print exit to update the indexes 
  of a document to show the last time that the document was reprinted and a counter is 
  incremented to log the number of times the document was reprinted. Comments are inserted 
  into the sample script in Example 11-8 that explain each part of the script. The customer 
  name and the IP addresses are either altered or removed. 
  
  *Example 11-8 Sample arsprt print exit file*
  
  #!/bin/ksh 
  # 
  # arsprt - OnDemand User Exit Printing Facility 
  # 
  # 5622-662 (C) COPYRIGHT IBM CORPORATION 2013 
  # All Rights Reserved 
  # Licensed Materials - Property of IBM 
  # 
  # US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or 
  # disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. 
  # 
  # This program sample is provided on an as-is basis. 
  # The license of the OnDemand product is free to copy, revise, 
  # modify, and make changes to this sample program 
  # as see fit. 
  # 
  # Function added to update a document each 
  # time a reprint is done. Index 'reprint' is updated with a 'I' 
  # and index 'log' is updated with a date and a counter of 001 (if the 
  # document has already been reprinted, the counter is added up by 001. 