In the old DOS world, there was an ancient utility called 4print. What it
did was allow you to take a text document and transparently print it in
condensed form that permitted you to put 4 pages of text on each sheet of
paper (2 on each side of the sheet). It prints one side first, waits for
Hi
There is an utility call a2ps (anything to ps) that allows you to generate a
postcript with
several pages in one page for printing.
Name: a2ps Relocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 4.12 Vendor: Red Hat Software
Release
Hi,
there's a group of utilities named psutils. There's the psnup, and the psbook,
etc. that lets you do a lot of things.
Maybe it can help you. I think that they are included in the last version of
mdk.
Best regards.
Leo
Jeff Malka wrote:
In the old DOS world, there was an ancient utility
Hi,
there's a group of utilities named psutils. There's the psnup, and the
psbook,
etc. that lets you do a lot of things.
Maybe it can help you. I think that they are included in the last
version of
mdk.
Best regards.
Leo
Jeff Malka wrote:
In the old DOS world, there was an ancient utility
mpage is used by the standard print setup for multipage printing (1,2,4
and 8 pages per sheet). There are lots of options, read man mpage. See
the -J option, it describes in depth how to print a long doc, one all
one side first, turn over the stack of paper and then the other side.
Use the
Thanks. I'll check them up.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
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From: Leopold Palomo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 4:28 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Printing on both sides
Hi,
there's a group
