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lp command with compress mode
Post 85935 by zita on Saturday 8th of October 2005 11:21:25 AM
10-08-2005
lp command
lp -d <printername> -o cpi=17 filename
where printername is the name of the printer
and filename is the file to be printed.
Is this lp command can be used for compressed printing in linux..?
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where printername is the name of the printer
and filename is the file to be printed.
Is this lp command can be used for compressed printing in linux..?
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mailp(1) User Commands mailp(1) NAME
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mailp [options] filename... newsp [options] filename... digestp [options] filename... filep [options] filename... filofaxp [options] filename... franklinp [options] filename... timemanp [options] filename... timesysp [options] filename... DESCRIPTION
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