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GNU Enscript
Topic:File/Print Date: 2001-08-28
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We ran across a cool utility called Enscript. It runs on most all platforms, but is most useful on *nix systems. If you ever just want to print a text document, but don't want to load up an editor, you can use Enscript.

Here is the GNU Enscript homepage.

For example, to print a document with no header with Times-Roman12, type:
enscript doc.txt -B -fTimes-Roman12

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