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Subject: print filter
Date: Wed, 28 May 97 13:02:49 -0400
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Does anyone have a simple line printer (parallel) print filter to force a 
LF after x characters?  I'm tired of the printer thinking it has 132 
column paper when it only has 80.

I've tried pw=80 and if -w 80 and lpr -w80.

Other ways of accomplishing this would be appreciated, as well!

Patrick
The Perpetual Nag

P.S.  I've searched the list archives, but maybe I'm not using the right 
keywords!