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Re: Selecting Papersize
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Damian McGuckin |
Subject: |
Re: Selecting Papersize |
Date: |
Mon, 10 Jul 2023 16:21:10 +1000 (AEST) |
Here is the laser paragraph from the Usage section of my User Guide
All of those command line examples in this section
assume the default paper size. If one wants this to
be a specific size, say A4, then the two options
-dpaper=a4 and -P-pa4 should be passed to the groff
wrapper.
I would really like to omit -P-pa4 in the name of simplicity.
When I run tests with this omitted,m every still seems to work. But then I
only send to -Tpdf or laser printers with either a single bin or two bins
which are identical.
I may start using -Thtml shortly if I want to be able to get Grammarly to
check my English.
I like Deri's suggestion which means I only use the -P-p option when I
have a really whiz-bang laser printer or phototypsetter. I am about to
overwrite my 1.22.4 papersize.tmnac with Deri's and check things still
work like I assume.
Note that I did not define PAGE when I built 1.22.4. I ended up
with a default of letter
Note that my
/etc/papersize
says a4.
I believe my DNS thinks I live in Australia and we use metric
papersizes, i.e. A4. We use metric everything! We won't go there!.
Thanks - Damian
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Re: Selecting Papersize, Deri, 2023/07/09