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Question How to turn off duplex printing

I am using digital Unix and lpd. I have HP 4200n LaserJet TCP printer, but when I use lpr command, it always print duplex.

I can turn off duplex feature at the panel of the printer, but then other Windows computer cannot print duplex. How can I set up /etc/printcap file so that it will be printed one side? Any help will be appreciated.

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Check the man page for your version of lpr, the options vary. It may be the "-K" option.
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Check the man page for your version of lpr, the options vary. It may be the "-K" option.
thanks for the hint, but it does not work with my printer, and I have no idea why is that.

I heard that filter can solve this problem. Does any have a sample code to share?
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