> > So you'd put "mc5=\E[5i", "mc4=\E[4i" and "mc0=<WHAT GOES HERE?>" in > > your terminfo description file and run `tic' on it? > > yes - for Solaris, etc. > > print_screen mc0 ps print contents of > screen > prtr_off mc4 pf turn off printer > prtr_on mc5 po turn on printer > > screen's documentation only mentions the last two (pf/po). It probably > filters out the mc0.
Many thanks to Tom. _____________________________ Confirmation for the archives: just add "mc5=\E[5i, mc4=\E[4i" to your terminfo description file and compile it with tic. There is no need to mention "mc0." I haven't tested, but it should work for an all termcap system as well. (It may have been a syntax error on my part, but I was not able to get screen to read in the extra capability via .screenrc). ___________________ For TeraTerm lovers, I'll add that if you go into the [Setup]-[Font] menu and change your settings for font and size BEFORE executing "print to attached printer," you can print in any font and size available on your system. I can confirm that you can print in character sets that your font supports, e.g., if you have a cjk font you can print Japanese no sweat. Since TeraTerm brings up the standard Windows print option menu, you can print to and communicate with any printer (even fax) registered. For the brave at heart (well, actually if you just have the time), you might be able to do bold and/or italics attributes if your font handles it; maybe even color if you have a color printer. (If someone does venture into these areas, please report successes and failures. TIA) __Henry ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
