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- LJBOOK Command Version 1.00
- -------------- August 10, 1987
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- Purpose:
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- LJBOOK prints text documents in a book format. There are four pages
- printed on each sheet of paper; two pages on each side of the paper. An
- HP LaserJet is required. The Y cartridge font is recommended, but any
- font capable of line printer, landscape, 8.5 point print may be used.
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- Syntax:
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- LJBOOK filename [output] [/f] [/p] [/d]
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- Remarks:
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- The 'filename' is required. It specifies the name of the file to be
- printed. A drive and/or path name may be used.
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- The 'output' file name is optional. If omitted, the standard output
- printer device is used, i.e. LPT1: or PRN: devices. If supplied, the
- output is written to the specfied file instead of to the printer.
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- There are two pages printed on each of the two sides of the paper. Each
- side consists of a title line and up to 66 lines of 80 characters each.
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- Eighty characters are printed on each line. If the file's lines exceed
- 80 characters, the lines are wrapped so that 80 characters are printed
- on each line until the entire file's line has been processed.
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- A new page is started after 66 lines have been printed, or if a form
- feed (hex 0C) is encounterd.
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- After the first side has been printed, remove the printed paper from the
- stacker and place it into the paper tray. The orientation of the paper
- in the tray depends on the printer model and method of stacking used.
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- On a LaserJet Plus with the standard paper stacker, the paper is moved
- from the stacker to the tray without rotating or turning.
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- Specify /p to generate page numbering and to place the page numbers at
- the top of each page.
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- Specify /d to add the current date and time to the top of each page.
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- Specify /f to place the file's name at the top of each page.
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- TAB control characters are NOT expanded.
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- PC DOS version 2.0 or later is required. About 64k of memory is needed.
- For personal use only. May not be sold.
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- LJBOOK (c) Copyright 1987 by Vernon D. Buerg. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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