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[bug-enscript] enscript -DDuplex:true doesn't eject before starting next
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Steve Kelem |
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[bug-enscript] enscript -DDuplex:true doesn't eject before starting next document |
Date: |
Mon, 29 Mar 2010 07:20:25 -0700 |
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Details:
I print double-sided. If I print multiple documents on the same command line,
each document doesn't start on a new piece of paper. Instead successive
documents start on the next blank side of paper. This means if doc-A is 1 page
long, and doc-B is 1 page long, the documents end up on opposite sides of the
same piece of paper. I need each document to be double-sided, but completely
separate.
Yes, I could invoke "enscript" once per document, but then I can't use
wild-cards in the file specification without the first page of some document
ending up on the backside of the previous document.
Please provide a switch to select between these two behaviors.
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