Thanks to everyone who responded (they are listed in the letter).
Original: (shortened)
<how do you print two pages on one sheet>
REPLIES:
There is an archived summary to this topic in the alpha-osf-managers:
http://www.ornl.gov/its/archives/mailing-lists/alpha-osf-managers/1995/06/msg000
07.html
The summary is entitled: "Where to find enscript" (my initial search didn't
find it). This is a very good summary. It talks mainly about using "enscrit" or
"nenscript" to do the job. Several of the replies mentioned using this also.
->thanks to Scott K. Isabelle <ski_at_george.psych.wright.edu>
cliff, BigRedDog <ckrieger_at_latrade.com>
danno_at_large.com (Dan Notov)
Other sudgestions not found in this archive:
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FROM: Lucio Chiappetti <lucio_at_ifctr.mi.cnr.it>
I do not know if it can be done, and I;ve never tried to do it at printcap
level, nor would I know how to do it. However I am able to print 2-up or
n-up on any printer CONVERTING the PS file into another (the original one
should be Adobe DSC conformant).
I use the "psutils" by Angus Mc Duggan
ftp.dcs.ed.ac.uk
in /pub/ajcd/psutils.tar.Z
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FROM: Christophe DIARRA <diarra_at_ipno.in2p3.fr>
use lpspr -K2 file |lpr -P queue_name
If this command does not exist, load the lps5xx package from the
"Software Product Library" CD-ROM:
# cd /cdrom
# setld -l lps510/kit
Received on Tue Sep 17 1996 - 15:35:10 NZST