Thus said "Dave Polaschek" on Mon, 26 Oct 2026 06:33:38 -0600: > Note that I had no luck just setting the print option in the stock > /usr/bin/vi,
It works for me. Perhaps you didn't enter the characters as characters? You cannot just type in print="0x80" you actually need to compose that characater. To compose characters in vi you can use ctrl-x, so for example to get 0x80 you would type "ctrl-x 8 0" and the resulting character is what should be in the print command. See the vi(1) man page for control-X. Andy
