Hi there,
I have two single-page postscript files, file1.ps and file2.ps.
If I print these using the command:
lpr file1.ps file2.ps
... then they come out on the same piece of paper (on different
sides).
However, if I print them like this:
lpr file1.ps; lpr file2.ps
... then they come out on separate sheets, as I would want.
I have a couple of questions arising from this:
(1) What is it in the postscript in file1.ps that causes this to
happen? What is needed to properly terminate a postscript
job/page?
(2) My understanding is that even if they are passed to lpr in the
same command, they should still be filtered and processed
separately, so why does lpr file1.ps file2.ps produce a different
result from lpr file1.ps; lpr file2.ps. I suppose I'd like to
know what happens differently in each case.
I'm using LRRng-3.8.10
Thanks for any info
Toby Blake
University of Edinburgh
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