> I currently detect if nroff is running, and if so, set the page
> length to a very long value, stripping off the newlines after the
> report runs. I was just hoping for a more elegant solution.
You can do this completely in groff, as you've found out by yourself.
I'm not aware of a better, qui
>I currently have a report using the ms macro package that can be
>processed with -Tascci or -Tps.
>I'm trying to remove all the page breaks from the ascii version so
>that the report just shows up as one long page.
I guess I gave up searching the archives just a little too soon.
Found the answe
I currently have a report using the ms macro package that can be processed
with -Tascci or -Tps.
I'm trying to remove all the page breaks from the ascii version so that the
report just shows up as one long page.
Any hints on how to do this?
I see that the man package has an 'rC' register that c
Hello,
If you want to do this for all of your documents, I'd go ahead and modify
the TL macro using some of the recommendations already mentioned. If you
want to do this on every page, then you might want to modify the PT macro.
It might be possible to bury the necessary troff code in OH, but y
Louis Guillaume wrote:
> So far I have had very good success formatting my documents the "normal"
> ms-macro way using .TL etc., putting my logo above the .TL with .PSPIC.
> Like this...
>
> .PSPIC mylogo.eps 2in
> .TL
> .nf
> .LG
> PROPOSAL
>
> \f(BIREAL TITLE HERE\fP
> .SM
>
> ETC ETC.
>
