What are the switches I can add to the subject line of an eprint email?

I see some commands listed here and there but nothing comprehensive in a single location. If it were a command line I would enter "eprint -?" to get the help text listing all available commands.

Hello Arkle,
I think you meant that you can leave the body blank and it will print. If you leave the subject line blank, ePrint may see the email as spam and reject it. ePrint jobs should always be sent with a subject, but can be sent without a body. I do not mean to correct you, but that confusion could cause some problems to arise.
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