>I've played with various escape codes via echo "whatever" > /dev/lpt0 to
>try to set the 6P to another text size then the default 10 cps
>
>Just wondering if anyone has ever set an HP 6P to a text size other than
>10cps. Perhaps there is a line in the filters that can be changed .. ?
>
>Kyle Hargraves
You are thinking old school HP printing. For the life of me, I can't
remember what HP called their printing control language. I thnk it is HPLJ.
You can't set the printer so that it will stay there, at least I don't
think you can. I think the printer will time out and return to the default
setting. You have to send out the HPLJ control sequences to set those
things are part of the output.
I never deal with HPLJ codes, I prefer working in PostScript. If I have
a plain text file to print, I use nenscript to format the text, including
2up landscape.
Read the manual for nenscript.
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