Volker,
I have tried your example on my machine, and the re-
sult is right-justified, as expected.
Deri James suggested that your PostScript viewer
might not be working correctly. Try opening your
.ps file in a different viewer and also check if
with -Tlatin1 the resulting text file
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 10:44:48PM +0100, Volker Wolfram wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> my last posting was not full completed.
>
> Here is my Makefile:
>
> default:
> groff -Tps -k -K utf8 -mm -m den 2.mm > test.ps
> ghostview test.ps
> print:
> lpr -Prp test.ps
>
>
> Adding .ad b won't wor
Am Mittwoch 21 Dezember 2011, 22:44:48 schrieb Volker Wolfram:
> Hi all,
>
> my last posting was not full completed.
>
> Here is my Makefile:
>
> default:
> groff -Tps -k -K utf8 -mm -m den 2.mm > test.ps
> ghostview test.ps
> print:
> lpr -Prp test.ps
>
>
> Adding .ad b won't work
On Wednesday 21 Dec 2011 21:44:48 Volker Wolfram wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> my last posting was not full completed.
>
> Here is my Makefile:
>
> default:
> groff -Tps -k -K utf8 -mm -m den 2.mm > test.ps
> ghostview test.ps
> print:
> lpr -Prp test.ps
>
>
> Adding .ad b won't work in my
Hi all,
my last posting was not full completed.
Here is my Makefile:
default:
groff -Tps -k -K utf8 -mm -m den 2.mm > test.ps
ghostview test.ps
print:
lpr -Prp test.ps
Adding .ad b won't work in my text 2.mm. I'm using OpenBSD 5.0 and groff
version 1.21.
Can you give me more help
It looks to me like it's being typeset with a "ragged right" margin.
The groff .ad request sets the margin justifications as left-justified
(.ad l), right-justified (.ad r), centered (.ad c), or both (.ad b).
It appears that the macros you use are set to ".ad l". This is the
most popular, and u
