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  1. #
  2. # sylprint.rc - Sylprint User Configuration File
  3. #
  4. # Modify here the values assigned to the variables to reflect
  5. # your personal default preferences. Some of the values can
  6. # still be changed from the command line options if required.
  7. # This file must have exec permissions set and be located in
  8. # sylprint.pl directory and/or ~/.sylpheed-claws to be used.
  9. #
  10. # (c) 2001 by Ricardo Mones Lastra <mones@aic.uniovi.es>
  11. # This program is released under the GNU General Public License.
  12. # See README.sylprint file for details and usage.
  13. #
  14. #############################################################
  15. # binaries location in your harddisk
  16. #############################################################
  17. # Uncomment this if you have enscript in a location which
  18. # is not in your PATH.
  19. #
  20. #$ENS='/usr/bin/enscript';
  21. # Printing command for text only output, uncomment and set
  22. # the right full path if lpr is not in your PATH.
  23. #
  24. #$LPR='/usr/bin/lpr';
  25. # PostScript previewer, gv by default, automagically
  26. # guessed, uncomment this if gv is not in your PATH or
  27. # you want to use another ps viewer.
  28. #
  29. #$GPR='/usr/local/bin/gv';
  30. # Text previewer, gless by default :-) and guessed.
  31. # Uncomment one and/or modify for using others.
  32. # Remember to launch your preferred text lister
  33. # in a *term if is a text program, as in the examples.
  34. # The file name of the temporary preview file will be
  35. # the last parameter passed to the command you set here.
  36. #
  37. #$TPR='vim -g -R -f';
  38. #$TPR='xterm -e less';
  39. #$TPR='/usr/bin/nedit';
  40. #############################################################
  41. # enscript related options
  42. #############################################################
  43. # The format of the header of the page added by enscript.
  44. # Set to '' to disable header printing.
  45. # Default value is '|%W|$%/$='
  46. # (centered <date>, <pagenumber>/<totalpages> on the left).
  47. #
  48. $headerformat = '|%W|$%/$=';
  49. # Size of the media lying on your's printer paper feeder.
  50. # legal values are 'A4', 'Letter', etc.
  51. # run "enscript --list-media" to see all possible values.
  52. #
  53. $papersize = 'A4';
  54. # Charset for mail encoding. Default value is 'latin1'.
  55. # Other possibilities: 'latin2', 'koi8', 'greek' and many
  56. # more (but not all :-(. See enscript manpage.
  57. #
  58. $encoding = 'latin1';
  59. # Font for the enscript generated page header. Useless
  60. # unless $headerformat is set. Default is 'Times-Roman@11'.
  61. # Number is font size in points.
  62. #
  63. $pageheaderfont = 'Times-Roman@11';
  64. # Font for mail text (headers and body).
  65. # Default value is 'Courier@9/13'. First number is width
  66. # and second is height (both in points).
  67. #
  68. $mailfont = 'Courier@9/13';
  69. #############################################################
  70. # processing options
  71. #############################################################
  72. # The name of the printer for printing mails.
  73. # Default value is 'lp'. Others like 'lp0', 'lp1' may exist
  74. # in your system.
  75. #
  76. $printer = 'lp';
  77. # Set to '' if you don't want a line full of underscores
  78. # separating the mail headers from the body, else set to
  79. # the character you want to separate headers from body.
  80. #
  81. $separator = '_';
  82. # Set to 0 if you dont't want to use enscript at all,
  83. # and then mails will be sent to lpr directly.
  84. #
  85. $usenscript = 1;
  86. # Set to 0 if you don't want the mail header names to be
  87. # translated into your $LANG language.
  88. #
  89. $translate = 1;
  90. # Set to 0 if you don't want mail signatures to be printed.
  91. # Mail signatures are introduced by "--" and a carriage return.
  92. #
  93. $signature = 1;
  94. # Set to 0 if you don't want to print mail headers (From,
  95. # To, and so on).
  96. #
  97. $headers = 1;
  98. # Set to a quote starting symbol(s) (like '>') to enable
  99. # quoted text removal from mail body. Set to '' to let
  100. # all text be printed.
  101. #
  102. $remquoted = '';
  103. # Set to 1 if you want the mail to be previewed before
  104. # sending to printer.
  105. #
  106. $preview = 0;
  107. # Set to 0 if you don't want to wrap lines in mail body
  108. # or to a higher value to indicate the wrapping column.
  109. # Unwrapped lines may not be printed when using lpr.
  110. # Enscript has it's own cuting, so all text is printed,
  111. # but words are broken at any position without mercy.
  112. #
  113. $wrapping = 79;