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ctlmp (1)
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    NAME
         ctlmp - PostScript pretty printer
    
    SYNOPSIS
         ctlmp [ -A4 ] [ -C ] [ -F ] [ -L localename ] [ -O  orienta-
         tion  ]  [ -PS ] [ -US ] [ -a ] [ -c chars ] [ -d ] [ -e ] [
         -ff ] [ -fp ] [ -l ] [ -m ] [ -o ] [ -p prologue ] [ -s sub-
         ject  ]  [  -tm ] [ -ts ] [ -v ] [ -w words ] [ -W ][ -? ] [
         filename...  ]
    
    DESCRIPTION
         The ctlmp program reads each filename in sequence  and  gen-
         erates  a  prettified  version of the contents in POSTSCRIPT
         format, sent to standard output.  If no filename argument is
         provided,  ctlmp  reads the standard input.  If the standard
         input is a terminal, input is terminated by an  EOF  signal,
         usually Ctrl-D.
    
         Mail items, news articles, ordinary  ASCII  files,  complete
         mail  folders,  and digests are all acceptable input formats
         for ctlmp.  The output format  includes  grayscale  lozenges
         containing banner information at the top and bottom of every
         page.
    
         The program is conveniently used  in  conjunction  with  the
         print button of the mailtool(1) program, or the pipe command
         provided by mail(1).  Add the following two  lines  to  your
         .mailrc file:
                   set printmail='ctlmp | lp'
                   set cmd="ctlmp | lp &"
    
         Source the .mailrc file, and you are  ready  to  use  ctlmp.
         For  printing  ordinary ASCII files, the following alias (to
         be placed in your
                   alias print 'ctlmp -o -s "\!*" <\!* | lp'
    
    OPTIONS
         -A4  Use A4 paper size (8.5 x 11.4 inches).
    
         -C   Instead of using "\nFrom" to denote the  start  of  new
              mail  messages, ctlmp will look for (and use) the value
              of the Content-Length: mail  header.  If  the  Content-
              Length doesn't take you to the next "\nFrom", then it's
              wrong, and ctlmp falls back to  looking  for  the  next
              "\nFrom" in the mail folder.
    
         -F   Instead of printing who the mail article  is  for,  the
              top header will contain who the mail article is from. A
              useful  option  for  people  with  their  own  personal
              printer.
    
         -L localename
              Provide the locale of the file to be printed.  If  this
              command  line  option  is not present, then ctlmp looks
              for the MP_LANG environment variable. If  that  is  not
              present, then the LANG environment variable is used. If
              none of these options are present, then ctlmp tries  to
              determine  the  locale it is running in, and if it can-
              not, then it assumes it is running  in  the  C  locale,
              otherwise  a prologue file specific to the given locale
              is prepended to the output. This  is  to  provide  I18N
              level 4 (multibyte) printing.
    
         In CTL locales (ar, he, and th_TH) the printed  text  layout
         can be controlled by a file located at:
         ($OPENWINHOME/lib/locale/<localename>/print/ctlmpresource).
    
         The following controls can be added to ctlmpresource file:
              Orientation : ORIENTATION_LTR  or
                          : ORIENTATION_LTR or
                          : ORIENTATION_CONTEXTUAL
    
              Numerals : NUMERALS_NOMINAL or
                       : NUMERALS_NATIONAL or
                       : NUMERALS_CONTEXTUAL
    
              TextShaping : TEXT_SHAPED or
                          : TEXT_NOMINAL or
                          : TEXT_SHFORM1 or
                          : TEXT_SHFORM2 or
                          : TEXT_SHFORM3 or
                          : TEXT_SHFORM4
    
              SWAPPING : YES or NO
    
              TEXT_VISUAL or TEXT_IMPLICIT
    
              CONTEXT_LTR or CONTEXT_RTL
    
              If one of these values is  not  correctly  set  in  the
              ctlmpresource or the file doesn't exist then ctlmp will
              use the default layout values.
    
         -O orientation
              A command line that controls the  text  orientation  of
              the  printed  file,  specifically for Arabic and Hebrew
              locales.  the orientation could be  rtl  for  right  to
              left  layout  and right justified printed text, ltr for
              left to right text, and context for the context  depen-
              dent  layout direction.  if this command line option is
              not present, then ctlmp will use the  Orientation  set-
              ting  in  the ctlmpresource file, if the Orientation is
              not set in the  ctlmpresource  file  then  the  default
              locale orientation will be used.
    
         -PS  If the mail or digest message just  has  PostScript  as
              the  text  of  the  message, then this is normally just
              passed straight through. Specifying this option, causes
              PostScript to be printed as text.
    
         -US  Use US paper size (8.5  x  11  inches).   This  is  the
              default paper size.
    
         -a   Format the file as a news article.  The top banner con-
              tains  the text:  "Article from newsgroup", where news-
              group is the first news group found on the  Newsgroups:
              line.
    
         -c chars
              The maximum number of characters to  extract  from  the
              gecos field of the users /etc/passwd entry. The default
              is 18.
    
         -d   Format the file as a digest.
    
         -e   Assume the ELM mail frontend intermediate file  format.
              Used  when printing messages from within ELM (using the
              "p" command), especially for printing tagged  messages.
              This option must be specified in your ELM option setup.
    
         -ff  Format  the  file  for  use  with  a  Filofax  personal
              organiser.
    
         -fp  Format the file for use with a  Franklin  Planner  per-
              sonal organiser.
    
         -l   Format output in landscape mode.   Two  pages  of  text
              will be printed per sheet of paper.
    
         -m   Format the file as a  mail  folder,  printing  multiple
              messages.
    
         -o   Format the file as an ordinary ASCII file.
    
         -p prologue
              Employ the file prologue  as  the  POSTSCRIPT  prologue
              file, overriding any previously defined file names.
    
         -s subject
              Use  subject as the new subject for  the  printout.  If
              you  are  printing ordinary ASCII files which have been
              specified on the command line,  the  the  subject  will
              default to the name of each of these files.
    
         -tm  Format the file for use with the Time Manager  personal
              organiser.
    
         -ts  format the file for use with the  Time/System  Interna-
              tional personal organiser.
    
         -v   Print the version number of this release of ctlmp.
    
         -v   Print the version number of this release of
    
         -w words
              The maximum number of words to extract from  the  gecos
              field of the users /etc/passwd entry. The default is 3.
    
         -W   Disable  the  line  wrap.  (line  wrap  is  enabled  by
              default).
    
         -?   Print the usage line for ctlmp (note that the ? charac-
              ter must be escaped if using csh(1)).
    
    ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
         The ctlmp prologue file is determined by first  looking  for
         the  environment  variable  MP_PROLOGUE, which specifies the
         directory where ctlmp prologue files are to  be  found.   If
         MP_PROLOGUE  is  not  found,  then  the default directory is
         assumed ($OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp).
    
         ctlmp also checks for the MP_LANG and LANG environment vari-
         ables.   If   present,   then   a   prologue   file   called
         ($OPENWINHOME/lib/locale/<localename>/print/prolog.ps)    is
         prepended to the output to be printed.
    
    SUPPLIED PROLOGUE FILES
         The following prologue files are provided:
    
              ctlmp.pro.ps
                   Used by default
    
              ctlmp.pro.ff.ps
                   Used if the -ff option is in effect
    
              ctlmp.pro.fp.ps
                   Used if the -fp option is in effect
    
              ctlmp.pro.tm.ps
                   Used if the -tm option is in effect
    
              ctlmp.pro.ts.ps
                   Used if the -ts option is in effect
    
              ctlmp.pro.alt.ps
                   An alternative modification of the default  prolo-
                   gue  file  which  outputs  the  page number in the
                   right corner of the bottom banner.
    
    FILES
         .cshrc
              initialization file for csh(1)
    
         .mailrc
              initialization file for mail(1)
    
         $OPENWINHOME/bin/ctlmp
              executable
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for mail printing
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.l.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for landscape format
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.alt.ps
              alternative "default" POSTSCRIPT prologue, inserts page
              numbers in the bottom right corner of each page
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.ff.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for Filofax format
    
         LIBDIR/ctlmp.pro.fp.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for Franklin Planner format.
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.tm.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for Time Manager format
    
         $OPENWINHOME/share/xnews/client/ctlmp/ctlmp.pro.ts.ps
              POSTSCRIPT prologue for Time/System International  for-
              mat.
    
    SEE ALSO
         mail(1), mailtool(1),
    
    AUTHORS
         Original version by Steve Holden.
    
         Converted to C, modified and maintained  by  Rich  Burridge,
         SunSoft Inc, Mountain View.
    
         Original modified to handle net news articles and MH mail by
         Bruno Pillard, Chorus Systemes, France.
    
         Handling of mail digests added by Dave  Glowacki  of  Public
         Works Computer Services, St Paul, MN.
    
         Manual page revised by Rick Rodgers, UCSF  School  of  Phar-
         macy, San Francisco.
    
    
         Support for Personal Organiser printing style added by Doug-
         las Buchanan, Sun Microsystems Europe.
    
         Substantial  modifications  to  header  parsing  by   Jeremy
         Webber, Computer Science Department, University of Adelaide,
         Australia.
    
         Support  for  printing  multiple  files  and  subject   line
         filename  print  for  ordinary  ASCII  files  added  by  Sam
         Manoharan, Edinburgh University.
    
         Support for landscape mode written by Michael Tuciarone.
    
         Revision of the POSTSCRIPT structuring and the way that  the
         prologue files are handled was included by Johan Vromans.
    
         New style POSTSCRIPT prologue files by John Macdonald.
    
         Support for the ISO8859 character set by Bertrand DeCouty.
    
         Rich Burridge.  MAIL: [email protected]
    
         The CTL (complex text languages) support added by Moataz Madkour MAIL: [email protected]
    
    
    
    


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