Is there a way to define a print queue to lpd that will automatically
duplex postscript jobs? I have queues defined as postscript queues. But
the application doesn't insert the postscript code for duplexing.
In winblows apps, it appears that the application sets duplex options --
perhaps getting printer properties from the driver object. Seems unix
apps are on their own when it comes to duplexing.
The applications I'm most concerned with are things like Wordperfect
(linux), acrobat (linux), netscape (linux), etc. Since these apps do have
a duplex output option, I was hoping to create a queue that would be set
as duplex -- in lpd.conf? or elsewhere?
David Bear
College of Public Programs/ASU
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