As I mentioned, dvilj supports diagram printing, i.e. draw files or sprites inserted
in a DVI file with the drawfile or DVIview_diagram \special
command will be printed as graphics which are then appended to the output file
created so far. This means
- If you want to print diagrams you'll have to have a Laserjet printer driver loaded.
- You can't print diagrams from a task window! You have to go single tasking for that.
- If you want to print draw files you'll have to have the drawfile module either loaded
or in your system:modules folder. dvilj will attempt to load it from there in
case it's not already present.
Note: the drawfile module is not part of this release; these days it seems to be
part of pretty much anything and everybody who has the new version of DVIview will have
it anyway. In case you really don't have a look at ftp.acorn.co.uk.
However dvilj offers you a way to cache those printouts so ideally you'll have to
actually print diagrams only once and can on future runs simply include the pre-printed
files. This also means that you won't be needing the drawfile module and you can print
from a taskwindow.
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