Okay, I’m having a brain fade here and I hope someone can help me out. I’m running RH Linux v6.2 and have a networked LaserJet4 printer and need to print some plain-vanilla old script and configuration files for documentation purposes.
I’ve tried groff -me test.doc | lpr and every other variant I could think of using pr, groff, cat and so on.
Anyone have a quick and easy way to print these plain-ASCII files so they look like they do on the terminal (in other words, no stairstepping or other formatting problems that result in making it difficult to read)?
Thanks in advance!
paul
