One way to do it is with the pipe (|) operator. For example:
man grep | lpr -Pwhatever
You'll need to make the lpr flags the ones appropriate to your setup, of course.
At 11:53 PM 2/7/99 -0800, Dave G wrote:
>Is there a way to print from man? I ran man -help and looked over the
>options but I saw nothing about directing output to -lpr. There are a few
>man pages I'd like to have printed like the grep pages, sysklogd, gawk.
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