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* lp3820.pro: Profile for LP3820 V2.3 External
* lp3820 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1993
default = none <-- Select default printer entry
paper = letter <-- Set to: a4, letter, legal, exec, b5, a5
afpext = .afp <-- Default input AFP file extension
psegext = .pse <-- Extension for external PSEGs
psheader !lp3820 <-- Use internal PS header
option = center <-- Alignment can be top, center, bottom, noalign
ovlyext = .ovl <-- Default overlay extension Overlay
metrics lp3820
*
* The following are a set of printer descriptions, each on starts with a
* printer entry, and contains a number of entries for that printer.
*
* The type can be: 4019, 4029, hp, hp3, 4216hp, ps, or text
*
* The port may be any file name. If it starts with a dot, this extension
* is appended to the input file name to form the output name. A dash (-)
* indicates output should be sent to standard output.
*
* Top and Left entries allow an adjustment of the top and left margins.
* Positive values move contents up and to the left.
*
* 4029 in PPDS mode.
*
printer = 4029
type = 4029
port = lpt1
include !std4029 <- Standard 4029 definitions
* psfont symb* sy______.pfb <- enable for scalable symbols
* family symb Symbol = = = syma <- enable for scalable symbols
*
* 4019 in PPDS mode to LPT1.
*
printer = 4019
type = 4019
port = lpt1
include !stdfont <- Standard bitmap fonts
* include !ibmfont <- Use instead of !stdfont if IBM fonts are installed
*
* PostScript direct to a printer
*
printer = ps
type = ps
port = lpt1
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
* include !psfoils <- enable to get raster foils fonts
*
* PostScript to a file
*
printer = psf
type = ps
port = .ps
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
*
* PostScript multi-up examples.
* multiup # shadow 75 rule 5 gray 80 scale 90 <- defaults
* # can be 1, 2, 3, 4, or 8. Can use noshadow, norule, or thick
*
* PostScript 1-up (automatic scale to fit page on paper)
*
printer = ps1up
type = ps
port = lpt1
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
multiup 1 noshadow norule scale 100 <- 1 up
*
* PostScript 2-up with separator
*
printer = ps2up
type = ps
port = lpt1
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
multiup 2 noshadow rule scale 100 <- 2 up
*
* PostScript 4-up with shadow
*
printer = ps4up
type = ps
port = lpt1
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
multiup 4
*
* PostScript 8-up with full multiup example
*
printer = ps8up
type = ps
port = lpt1
include !stdps <- Standard PostScript definitions
multiup 8 shadow 75 rule 5 gray 80 scale 90 <- defaults
*
* Sample of HP LaserJet II.
*
printer = hp
type = hp
port = lpt1
include !stdfont <- Standard bitmap font definitions
*
* Sample of HP LaserJet III.
*
printer = hp3
type = hp3
port = lpt1
include !stdhp3 <- Standard bitmap font definitions
include !stdfont <- Standard bitmap fonts
*
* Sample of HP LaserJet 4.
*
printer = hp4
type = hp4
port = lpt1
include !stdhp4 <- Standard bitmap font definitions
setup 1 \(%-12345X
*
* Sample of IBM 4216 in HP emulation mode.
*
printer = ppp
type = 4216hp
* option = nsf <- For other LaserJet+ level printers
port = lpt2
include !stdfont <- Standard bitmap font definitions
*
* Entry for strip text only operation
*
printer = text
type = text
port = .doc
*
* Process lack of default printer
*
printer = none <- Just here to give an error message
error No default printer has been specified
*
* Some more global settings
*
includeall !stdafp <- Standard AFP definitions for all printers