-condor_status and condor_q each take an argument
-   -pr[intf-format] <file>
-
-the contains of <file> has the following syntax
-syntax is
+condor_status and condor_q each take the argument =-pr[intf-format] <file>=
+where =<file>= has the following syntax:
 
 {code}
 SELECT [BARE | NOTITLE | NOHEADER | NOSUMMARY] [LABEL] [SEPARATOR <string>] [RECORDPREFIX <string>] [FIELDPREFIX <string>] [FIELDSUFFIX <string>]
@@ -24,10 +21,25 @@
 Available keywords for PRINTAS can be found only in the code. search for CustomFormatFnTable, you should find one table in queue.cpp and one in prettyPrint.cpp (for condor_status).
 *: be aware that many PRINTAS functions are very special case and pay little or no attention to the attribute that they are told to print.
 
-Here are some examples
+You can set the default output of condor_status and/or condor_q to use one of these files by setting config parameters:
+
+for condor_status
+{verbatim}    STATUS_DEFAULT_<adtype>_PRINT_FORMAT_FILE=<file>{endverbatim}
+*: =<adtype>= can be one of the following ad type(s){linebreak}
+=DEFRAG, STARTD,  SCHEDD, SUBMITTOR, MASTER, CKPT_SRVR, GATEWAYS, COLLECTOR, NEGOTIATOR, GRID, LICENSE, STORAGE, ANY, GENERIC=
+
+for condor_q
+{verbatim}    Q_DEFAULT_PRINT_FORMAT_FILE=<file>
+    Q_DEFAULT_<arg>_PRINT_FORMAT_FILE=<file>
+{endverbatim}
+*: =<arg>= can be =RUN, HOLD, GOODPUT, GLOBUS, GRID= corresponding to the -run, -hold, etc arguments to condor_q
 
-    # produce the standard output of condor_q
-    SELECT
+Here are some sample print-format files
+
+{code}
+# queue.cpf
+# produce the standard output of condor_q
+SELECT
        ClusterId     AS " ID"  NOSUFFIX WIDTH 4
        ProcId        AS " "    NOPREFIX             PRINTF ".%-3d"
        Owner         AS "OWNER"         WIDTH -14   PRINTAS OWNER
@@ -37,11 +49,13 @@
        JobPrio       AS PRI
        ImageSize     AS SIZE            WIDTH 4     PRINTAS MEMORY_USAGE
        Cmd           AS CMD             WIDTH -18   PRINTAS JOB_DESCRIPTION
-    SUMMARY STANDARD
-
+SUMMARY STANDARD
+{endcode}
 
-    # produce the standard output of condor_status
-    SELECT
+{code}
+# status.cpf
+# produce the standard output of condor_status
+SELECT
        Name       AS Name     WIDTH -18 TRUNCATE
        OpSys      AS OpSys    WIDTH -10
        Arch       AS Arch     WIDTH -6
@@ -50,11 +64,13 @@
        LoadAvg    AS LoadAv             PRINTAS LOAD_AVG
        Memory     AS Mem                PRINTF "%4d"
        EnteredCurrentActivity AS "  ActvtyTime\n" NOPREFIX PRINTAS ACTIVITY_TIME
-    SUMMARY STANDARD
-
+SUMMARY STANDARD
+{endcode}
 
-    # modified default condor_status output designed to show blackholes
-    SELECT
+{code}
+# blackhole.cpf
+# show static slots with high job churn
+SELECT
        Machine WIDTH -24
        splitslotname(Name)[0] AS Slot WIDTH -8
        Strcat(Arch,"_",IfThenElse(OpSys=="WINDOWS",OpSysShortName,OpSysName)) AS Platform
@@ -64,13 +80,15 @@
        EnteredCurrentActivity AS "  StatusTime"  PRINTAS ACTIVITY_TIME NOPREFIX
        IfThenElse(JobId isnt undefined, JobId, "no") AS JobId WIDTH -11
        RecentJobStarts/20.0 AS J/Min PRINTF "%.2f"
-    WHERE RecentJobStarts >= 1 && PartitionableSlot =!= true && DynamicSlot =!= true
-    SUMMARY
-
+WHERE RecentJobStarts >= 1 && PartitionableSlot =!= true && DynamicSlot =!= true
+SUMMARY
+{endcode}
 
-    # condor_status query for slot pairs, use with condor_status -direct to see hidden pairs.
-    SELECT
-       # Machine WIDTH AUTO
+{code}
+# pairs.cpf
+# condor_status query for slot pairs, use with condor_status -direct to see hidden pairs.
+SELECT
+   Machine WIDTH AUTO
        splitslotname(Name)[0] AS SlotName WIDTH -8
        IfThenElse(SlotPairName isnt undefined,splitslotname(SlotPairName)[0],"-") AS Paired
        Strcat(Arch,"_",IfThenElse(OpSys=="WINDOWS",OpSysShortName,OpSysAndVer)) AS Platform
@@ -81,18 +99,55 @@
        EnteredCurrentActivity AS "  StatusTime"  PRINTAS ACTIVITY_TIME NOPREFIX
        Strcat(State,"/",Activity) AS Status WIDTH -14 TRUNCATE
        ifthenelse(JobId isnt undefined, JobId, "") AS JobID
-    #   unparse(IsOwner) AS ISOWNER
+#   unparse(IsOwner) AS ISOWNER
        unparse(start) AS START
-    #   unparse(requirements) AS Requirements
+#   unparse(requirements) AS Requirements
+{endcode}
 
+{code}
+# q_totals.cpf
+# show only totals with condor_q
+SELECT NOHEADER NOTITLE
+SUMMARY STANDARD
+{endcode}
 
-    # show only totals with condor_q
-    SELECT NOHEADER NOTITLE
-    SUMMARY STANDARD
+{code}
+# status_wide.cpf
+# a wider version of standard condor_status output
+SELECT
+   Name       AS Name     WIDTH -34 TRUNCATE
+   OpSys      AS OpSys    WIDTH -10
+   Arch       AS Arch     WIDTH -6
+   State      AS State    WIDTH -9
+   Activity   AS Activity WIDTH -8
+   LoadAvg    AS LoadAv             PRINTAS LOAD_AVG
+   Memory     AS Memory             PRINTF "%6d"
+   EnteredCurrentActivity AS "ActivityTime" PRINTAS ACTIVITY_TIME
+SUMMARY STANDARD
+{endcode}
 
+{code}
+# testy.cpf
+# Improved condor_status output showing Gpus, compact platform & churn.
+SELECT
+   Machine WIDTH AUTO
+   splitslotname(Name)[0] AS Slot WIDTH -8
+   Strcat(Arch,"_",IfThenElse(OpSys=="WINDOWS",OpSysShortName,OpSysAndVer)) AS Platform
+   Cpus AS CPU PRINTF "%3d"
+   IfThenElse(GPUs isnt undefined,GPUs,0) AS GPUs PRINTF "%4d"
+   Memory     PRINTF "%4d"     AS Mem
+   Strcat(State,"/",Activity) AS Status WIDTH -14 TRUNCATE
+   EnteredCurrentActivity AS "  StatusTime"  PRINTAS ACTIVITY_TIME NOPREFIX
+   IfThenElse(JobId isnt undefined, JobId, "no") AS JobId WIDTH -6
+   RecentJobStarts/20.0 AS J/Min PRINTF "%.2f"
+GROUP BY Machine
+SUMMARY
+{endcode}
 
-    # STARTD output in compact long format
-    SELECT RECORDPREFIX "\t***\n" RECORDSUFFIX "\n\n" FIELDPREFIX "\n" NOHEADER LABEL SEPARATOR "\t: "
+{code}
+# status_long.cpf
+# STARTD output in compact long format
+SELECT RECORDPREFIX "\t***\n" RECORDSUFFIX "\n\n" FIELDPREFIX "\n" NOHEADER LABEL SEPARATOR "\t: "
     Machine AS "Machine\t"
     splitslotname(Name)[0] AS "Slot\t"
     strcat(Arch,"_",IfThenElse(OpSys=="WINDOWS",OpSysName,OpSysAndVer)) AS Platform
@@ -101,3 +156,4 @@
     Cpus AS "Cpus\t"
     Memory AS "Memory\t"
     Disk   AS "Disk\t"
+{endcode}