* Andreas Kalex <[email protected]> [07-12-10 07:54]:
>
> I'm using muttprint to print my mails. I have two printers, normally I
> use a HP 690C to print them, but sometimes i want to print on the other.
> So I changed the shell, edit .muttprintrc and set/delete the comment sign
> were it is needed.
> PRINTER="HP-Deskjet-690c"
> # PRINTER="Samsung-CLP-510"
> or vice versa.
>
> Is there a way to do it interactiv, or with a macro for each printer?
remove the printer selection completely from ~/.muttprintrc and call your
print command with an additional ~/.muttprint1rc and ~/.muttprint2rc
containing the desired 'PRINTER' from a macro or keycombination:
muttprint -C ~/.muttprint1rc
muttprint -C /.muttprint2rc
.muttprint1rc
PRINTER="HP-Deskjet-690c"
.muttprint2rc
PRINTER="Samsung-CLP-510"
muttrpint --help
...
-C [print command], --printcommand [print command]
Sets the printing command. "$PRINTER" is substituted by the
printer name.
CUPS support is turned on by "CUPS" (or set it to any command
which containes the string "$CUPS_OPTIONS").
...
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